durham's also got rib vaults.n fact, it's perhaps one of the first buildings in europe consistently to use rib vaults throughout the whole structure. and, finally, durham does have flying buttresses. you can't see them from down here below, but they do exist up in the dark triforium, supporting the gallery roofs, of course, but also taking some of the lateral thrust of these great vaults outwards and downwards onto the ground. do these three features make durham a gothic building? of course they don't, because durham, like every other romanesque church, perhaps even more so, supports the thrust of its vaults on great walls and pillars. it's not the buttresses that support this structure, it's the sheer weight of the masonry. there's ornament at durham-- very exotic. there is the use, perhaps for the first time in england, of chevron ornament, this zigzag ornament, and perhaps most famously are the extraordinary incised patterns that the masons have placed around the great columns of durham. it is precisely this mi

we are asking durham to develop a system and track concerns about durham. >> our top priority is the safety of the students we transport. we work closely with our district partner to address issues that arise and have worked out a plan to improve communication and coordination going forward. >> reporter: he wouldn't say what that plan was or address alicia's concerns. she says they deserve more. there are more than 2,000 special needs students in this district. now the district contracts with the south county transportation authority, which actually holds the account with durham. that contract is up in june of 2015. the superintendent tells me durham is the only game in town because there is no other bus company that can adequately provide transportation for that high volume of students. >>> now to an nbc bay area followup. barry bonds lost his appeal in federal court. the three judge panel ruled his 2011 obstruction of justice conviction should remain in place. bonds was sentenced to one month of home confinement and 250 hours of community service. >>> new details now on the bard st

her mother blames durham school services. >> durham does not take ordinary care of our children, much less special care for these children. >> her daughter katelin is 3, autistic and her mother says unable to say her own name. gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right school, but then the driver didn't pick her up after school. an emergency contact finally got her home. >> the following day she did not want to go to school, as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bit. she did say bus hurt me. bus pinch me. bus bad. >> durham school services acknowledge mistake. >> we orange out a plan to improve communication and coordination move forward. >> we're in the processover reviewing the contract and previous concerns with durham bus services. >> but the superintendent says hayward is part of a rejoinal contract and there are few options. >> durham's response today is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: gonzales who has two other autistic chil

. >> reporter: the large cathedral towers over the small city of durham, but durham cathedral's historical imprint is far wider. the foundation of christianity on the british isles was profoundly shaped by events, people, and relics connected to this 1100-year-old structure, including one relic that's come home to visit from safekeeping in the british library in london -- a book that is 1,300 years old. >> this is a book that has been dragged around the north of england on a cart, fleeing from the vikings, and the fact that it is still in near perfect condition shows how highly valued it was over the centuries, that people did look after it as well as they could. >> reporter: and to keep protecting it, professor richard gameson says visitors to the exhibit get to see just one open page of the lindisfarne gospels, the illumination of st. john that precedes his gospel. the space is kept cool and gently lit. >> the lindisfarne gospels is a remarkable book. >> reporter: scholars like gameson work off facsimiles. this one is a $16,000 exact replica of what he calls a technological and artistic

the durham's driver did not pick her up after school. >> she was terrified getting on the bus, she did say bus hurt me, bus pinched me and bus bad. >> we got a plan to improve communication and coordination moving forward. we are in the process of reviewing contract and previous concerns. >> the district superintendent says hayward is part of the regional contract and there are fewer options. >> it is completely unacceptable. >> gonzales says she no longer trust the durham's school district, and she's asking people to express their outrage on our facebook page. >> if you want to know more, she has posted on our facebook page. >>> police are telling us that two motorcycle units were hit by a vehicle at a dwi check point. now, no words yet on the extent of the any injuries or whether anyone is in custody, we have a crew near by and we'll have much more information coming up for you tonight on this 10:00 news. >>> tonight we have an update on a story of a newark family trying to raise two children while moving from one hotel room to the next. their parents are force to move every three we

when alicia gonzalez put her 3-year-old daughter on a durham school services bus wednesday in hayward, she expected the company to take special care of caitlyn who has autism. instead, she says the bus never picked her little girl up from school. >> i was, of course, very concerned. i had her arranged for an emergency contact to pick caitlyn up and take her home. when caitlyn got home, you know, she was safe, but you can tell it had been a really rough day for her. she was definitely traumatized by the situation. >> reporter: now she says her 3-year-old is afraid to get on the bus. durham provides transportation to all of the special needs students in the hayward unified school district. the interim superintendent admits the district has had other issues with durham and is trying to work with the company to make sure kids are safe. >> we also want to coordinate with the south county transportation agency to challenge the contractor accountable for these types of incidents occur. >> reporter: the general manager for durham school services would not comment on what happened with alicia'

she did say bus hurt me, bus pinch me, bus bad. >> reporter: durham bus services did accept responsibly but district superintendent says there's little options. >> durham's response today is completely inacceptable. >> reporter: tkpwopz >> reporter: gonzalez who has two other autistic children says she no longer trusts the school bus service and is asking people to postcomments on h her facebook page. >>> delta blames a computer glitch that hammered its ability to dispatch flights. an online tracking service shows more than 200 jet blue flights were delays. some those delays were due to weather in the northeast. >>> united says it will make good on free tickets it mistakingly sold. united accidentally listed air fares for nothing. zero dollars. word spread and tickets were scooped up quickly. the carrier fixed the mistake within two hours. united won't say how many tickets were sold or how much it will cost the airline. >>> tens of thousands of californians all set to join forces tomorrow to help clean beaches, creeks and other water ways all across the state. it's the 28th coastal clea

she did say bus hurt me, bus pinch me, bus bad. >> reporter: durham bus services did accept responsiblydistrict superintendent says there's little options. >> durham's response today is completely inacceptable. >> reporter: tkpwopz >> reporter: gonzalez who has two other autistic children says she no longer trusts the school bus service and is asking people to postcomments on h her facebook page. >>> delta blames a computer glitch that hammered its ability to dispatch flights. an online tracking service shows more than 200 jet blue flights were delays. some those delays were due to weather in the northeast. >>> united says it will make good on free tickets it mistakingly sold. united accidentally listed air fares for nothing. zero dollars. word spread and tickets were scooped up quickly. the carrier fixed the mistake within two hours. united won't say how many tickets were sold or how much it will cost the airline. >>> tens of thousands of californians all set to join forces tomorrow to help clean beaches, creeks and other water ways all across the state. it's the 28th coastal clean up

durham provide transportation to all of the special needs students in the hayward school district.nterim superintendent admits this is not the first problem the district has seen with the bus system and it's trying to work with the company to make sure the kids are safe. >>> with the possible strike looming, bart officials are proposing a new plan to keep trains running. their plan b includes turning bart managers into train operators if the workers go on strike. now, union reps say although some bart managers did operate trains, that was years ago. they say they're also skeptical that they're ready because train operators go through 16 weeks of training and get recertified each year. bart officials say if they move forward with this plan it would be for a very limited time and service. both sides go back to the bargaining table on monday. >>> now to a developing story. boulder county officials now say 172 people are unaccounted for after severe flooding devastated communities there. three straight days of flooding have left at least four people dead. tonight the rain has stopped,

gonzales says the bus company durham services says they can't explain what happened. >> to know abc had gotten generic response back saying oh, well, the district didn't let us know about this. the mom didn't let us know about this. we'll look into it. safety is our first concern i'm not buying it. >> bur ham -- durham says it is investigating. >> tonight money matters bay area real estate enters a cooling off period. prices fell but are higher than last year in data quick information service says the industry continues to normalize. new reports on retail sales shows the economy may be losing steam but an index is at its highest level in three years and next week, fed expected to cut back on the bonds by $10 million a month intel rose three and a half percent. united airlines says it will honor ticket prices when they were accidentally set at zero dollars. >> good deal. >> if you can get it well, there is more still to come here tonight at 6:00. you're going to see a rescue in northern california inundated by flood water there is more rain in the colorado forecast. >> aftermath of the f

gonzales says the bus company durham services says they can't explain what happened. >> to know abc hadotten generic response back saying oh, well, the district didn't let us know about this. the mom didn't let us know about this. we'll look into it. safety is our first concern i'm not buying it. >> bur ham -- durham says it is investigating. >> tonight money matters bay area real estate enters a cooling off period. prices fell but are higher than last year in data quick information service says the industry continues to normalize. new reports on retail sales shows the economy may be losing steam but an index is at its highest level in three years and next week, fed expected to cut back on the bonds by $10 million a month. intel rose three and a half percent. united airlines says it will honor ticket prices when they were accidentally set at zero dollars. >> good deal. >> if you can get it well, there is more still to come here tonight at 6:00. you're going to see a rescue in northern california inundated by flood water there is more rain in the colorado forecast. >> aftermath of the fi

durham provides transportation for all the special needs students in the school district. the interim superintendent admits this is not the first problem the district has had with this company. >> with another bart strike looming, they have a plan that includes turning bart managers into train operators in the workers go on strike. union reps say although bart managers did operate trains, some of them, it was years ago. they say they're skeptical that they're ready to go because train operators go through four months of training to get recertified every year. bart officials say that if they move forward with the plan, it would be for very limited service. both sides go back to the bargaining table on monday. >> cal osha is looking into an accident that brought traffic to a halt in san francisco's financial district yesterday. window washing scaffolding came loose on a high rise at clay and battery street. firefighters shut down the street and evacuated three floors of the building. the scaffolding hung from the 31st floor for two hours before a window washer scaled the bui

her mother blames durham school services. >> durham does not take ordinary care of our children, muchial care for these children. >> her daughter katelin is 3, autistic and her mother says unable to say her own name. gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right

yesterday, durham saying the company takes allegations very seriously. >> to know that abc had gotten generic responses saying oh, well, district didn't let us know about this, and we'll look into it because safety is the first concern? i'm not buying it. >> today the company's general manager made no mention of wednesday's incident. >> top fry is the safety of stud yeents again, we asked why, or how kate lynn fell through cracks. >> i can't go into that now. >> hayward unified and several other school districts have a contract that ends in june, 2015. the superintendent said he will discuss with other districts with the possibility of not renewing the contract. >> these are concerns we have to address services. at this time there are very few option autos right now, the district says the district doesn't have another option to transport special education students. thank you very much. >> a brush fire is burned 27 acres and forced evacuation of homes. the fire began burning up the side of the ravine near broken spur lane threatening homes there. it was 80% contained. fire officials ha

. >> well, terry durham was right in the middle of it all. she actually saw the shooter, could easily have become a victim herself. listen to what we told reporters as the scene unfolded yesterday. >> he was far enough down the hall, we could see miss face. he raised and fired and hit high on the wall just as we were trying to leave. >> what was going through your mind? >> get everyone out of the building right now. get everyone out of the building because will is someone shooting. >> and terry durham joins us on the enfor the. terry, first of all, i'm so glad you are okay. if you can, walk us through what happened yesterday. you originally thought there was a fire. >> yes, anderson the fire alarm had gone off in the building for a brief time and an announcement came on there was a fire emergency. we were told to evacuate the building. though we were going into our standard protocol for that. getting our identity cards, our notebooks to muster everyone, shutting the door, evacuating the building as quickly as we could. as we started to leave

a slower drive off of 680 over to 880 so use durham to the north.he big rig hooked up. thank you for getting that. back to you guys. >> pull over and get a túsandw. the contentious negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its unions showing no signs of getting better. major negotiations are expected to start next week, b.a.r.t. has met separately with its two largest unions to deal with smaller issues. during its meeting b.a.r.t.'s board decided against offering some of the agency's budget surplus to workers. if a deal is not reached by october 10 b.a.r.t. workers are expected to walk off the job. >> time is 6:37. much more ahead on "today in the bay." sentences announced in that gang rape case that prompted a wave of protests throughout india. we'll tell you the face of the four men convicted in that attack coming up next. >> we're taking you live to boulder county, colorado. look at that, we're getting twerd national guard moving in now tob. help so many affected the flooding there. massive rains. we'll have the latest updates coming up. >>> new this m

in the north of england, we'll visit durham, hadrian's wall, and the cumbrian lake district.ll focus on the less touristy northern lakes, home-basing in keswick. the cumbrian lake district, just 30 miles by 30 miles, is england's green, pristine mountain playground. while not impressive in sheer height -- england's highest peak is just 3,200 feet -- it's long been a powerful magnet for nature lovers. the charm of this area is, in part, the range of experiences it provides. stumble upon a surprise lake view. then climb over a rock fence to look into the eyes of a ragamuffin sheep. find the perfect farmhouse b&b. then enjoy this packhorse bridge. and for a memorable lunch, summit your own private peak for a picnic. this region gives even tenderfeet a chance to feel rugged and outdoorsy. here in the lake district, william wordsworth's poems still ripple on the ponds. this is a land where nature rules and humanity keeps a low profile. for two centuries, this region has inspired visitors to relax, recharge, get some exercise, and maybe even write a poem. the lake district is green

he came to durham north carolina 19 was teaching at the college for negro's as it was called then. they have now tidied the title. it's an institution open to all americans as well as african-americans. he came down when i was teaching and said to me we believe you are the person to do this book and i said i don't think i am the person to do it, and we are due back-and-forth and then he decided it was the strategic moment to sweeten the cup a little bit and he said i will give you an advance. and i said to go on. [laughter] he said i will give you an advance of $500 i said that is ideal. that represented more than a fourth of what i was making for the entire year so i was very delighted not only to get the money but to be regarded so highly that there was an expression of trust and confidence me coming and i was flattered and pleased to accept the opportunity so i said that i would do it and i therefore dropped for the moment the word that i was doing and i proceeded to work on from slavery to freedom the book that was not yet to be named and unfortunately was not named by me at al

last march 32 keep the bridge standing durham major earthquake cracks. that could have delayed opening. instead, engineers came up with a temporary repair job that all of the bridge to open last night, but it will be the middle of december before a permanent fix is in place. it is designed to withstand the strongest earthquake estimated by seismologists to occur over the next 1500 years. after all, it is replacing the old structure which was damaged in the 1989 earthquake. the new span has many unseen state-of-the-art features. they include hinge type beings which is serious animation. the being absorbed the energy from an earthquake. they are designed to move if the bridge deck expands or contracts . engineers say this will minimize damage to the bridge's main structure. >>> happening now, the new bike paths and pedestrian walkway for the bay bridge has just opened moments ago. live from the middle of the new path. first people begin to use it. >> reporter: we are over here at the new eastern span of the bay bridge. actually, there is a bike path that j

. >> terry durham was right in the middle of it all.orks at the navy yard, she saw the shooter, she actually saw the shooter, could easily have become a victim herself. listen to what she told reporters as the scene unfolded yesterday. >> he was far enough down the hall that we couldn't see his face but we could see him with the rifle and he raised and aimed at us and fired. and he hit high on the wall just as we were trying to believe. >> what was going through your mind? >> get everybody out of the building right now. get everybody out of the building because there's someone shooting. >> terry durham joins us on the phone. terry, first of all i'm so glad that you're okay. if you can just walk us through what happened yesterday. you originally thought there was a fire. >> yes, anderson. the fire alarm had gone off in the building for a brief time and an announcement came on that there was a fire emergency. and we were told to evacuate the building. so we were going into our standard protocol for that. getting our identity cards, our ca

just reach out to our friends in peel and durham, and just get those photos out. copy, boss.ot? these bombs-- they're not meant to take out buildings. they're meant to take out people. it's loaded with shrapnel-- nails. okay, what's the radius? you don't want to be within a hundred feet when it blows. trigger? timers. they're hooked up to special frequency clocks-- t.a.i. they're all going to blow at the same time. the problem is, we don't know what time. and worse, they've all got impact-sensitive override. somebody drops one, it blows. that doesn't add up. right-wing extremists like to park a bomb underneath a government building and walk away. they don't like to target civilians with shrapnel. ackland's sending a message and causing carnage. the new face of terror. hey. you're worried about your brother? yeah. i'm gonna be straight-- i don't get you yet. but at 12:45 today, you made a call-- you did the right thing. i didn't know. you ready to take a ride with us? you ready to talk? okay, come on. let's go. there's a sad day when you can't trust the people closest to you.

now in durham just a few kilometers from the central damascus it used to be a nice and beautiful very picturesque town where the population of up to three hundred thousand people but it's been torn by questions between the governmental forces and the rebels rebels two years now the result you can see everything is ruined the residents left the only people we can meet here either the army all the militants. fighting against i guess i can take you back to the now we're going with the army to one of their operations. during a itself or the capital is sponsored a powerful militant belt around damascus known as eastern ghouta the scene of recent fierce clashes it is also where a chemical attack last month brought international resonance in its wake all weapons smuggled to syria through jordan in the south comes through here providing local militants with a secure supply line for. fire . this is what the syrian war looks like today the urban battlefield provides dense cover and a network of underground tunnels also shields the militants there is no defined front line and you don't know when

move forward with the development bank now this bank was first the subject was first approached in durham in south africa back in march and then it wasn't seen as needed but now it's very much is and there's been some clarification come out today one of the biggest questions was how much money each country was going to contribute so i can tell you now that has been clarified china will give forty one billion to that one hundred billion dollars fund we've got the likes of india china russia all three of those will get eighteen billion dollars and south africa will get five billion dollars so it really reflects the size of their economies this is a huge achievement because that would seem to be the biggest stumbling block as to how much money each economy would get now the questions remain where will it stay and also who will be in charge of this bank so this still the big question. already getting. as to what's going to be happening with the development bank so it's a. citing software and plenty going on in the economic wild side of finance lovers need not worry politics is not a dominatin

let's get more from two eye witnesses on the scene, terry durham and todd brundige. thank you both for joining us in what i know has been a harrowing day. terry, let me begin with you. you're on the third floor of building 197 trying to help some colleagues get through the exit. what do you see next? >> when we heard the alarm we didn't all know what was happening, so we were just trying to get people to move into the stairwell and get them out of the building. when we saw one of the gunmen, at least the one that was on the third floor was down the hallway. he appeared to be a tall man, looked like he might have been in a dark blue navy uniform. he had a rifle, some kind of weapon with him. as we were standing there trying to get our colleagues through the passage way, he pointed the gun at us and shot. >> todd, he shot right at you? >> yes, he did. >> yes, he did. it was as we were going out the door we heard the shots being fired and we realized that the gunman was really close, and two or three seconds later he did come around the corner and pointed the gun right

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. >> feelings repeated by assistant police chief durham who attended the funeral for thur daniels who apps 14-year-old -- arthur daniels who apps 14-year-old son was killed four years ago. >> we have to do what is necessary to end gun violence in our cities. >> mayor gray was also at the funeral for mr. daniels. he says he's hoping the horrible events of september 16th will be a call to action. to do something about the nation's gun laws. laws that allowed a mentally challenged man to gun down innocent people on the job. >> isn't it time for us to step up and do something more for the gun violence that continues in this country? isn't it time? >> (applause.) nearly all of the 12 victims of the navy yard shooting have been laid to rest -- crowds have numbered in the hundreds approaching a house -- thousand for many of them. that's great comfort for their families. >> the secretary of defense has ordered three different reviews in the wake of last week's shooting. they are analyzing security failures leading up to the shooting. the reviews will include consideration of the navy secretar

durham police tracked a possible armed suspect onto the campus late last night, prompting officials to 10:15 p.m. police say the man was found in the woods early this morning at about one a- m. university's police say the man challenged officers with a gun and they fired. the man's name has not been released. and police say the gunman was not a student. the state bureau of investigation has taken charge of the case. >> new this morning. an autopsy report says the mother of hannah anderson died from at least a dozen blows to the head. 44-year-old christina anderson was found in james dimaggio's burning home near san diego back in august. the autopsy report says that anderson had duct tape around her neck and mouth, and her ankles were tied with plastic. she also had cuts to her neck that were inflicted *after she died. the remains of christina's 8-year-old son, ethan,e house. dimaggio was killed on august 10th in a shootout with the f-b-i. >> chicago police have filed charges in connection with a park shooting thursday that injured 13-people. the two suspects.a 20 -year- old man and a 2

. >> in durham, north carolina. >> keeping track of this. becoming quite interesting.lead paint poisoning affects one million children today. it's also 100% preventable. if your home was built before 1978, visit leadfreekids.org to learn more. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- these are days of decision making for lawmakers as they return to work and debate military action in syria. this morning, syria's president is threatening to strike back. a new twist in the debate over e-cigarettes. a study shows they may help smokers quit. >>> the inspirational story of a mother who wouldn't give up. a congresswoman's determination and her tiny baby's will to live. >>> and in "the skinny," the strange awkward tv appearance by a well-known rapper. we'll tell you all about it, it is monday, september 9th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good morning. we begin this half-hour with the latest push back from syrian president assad. in an interview sunday, assad told journalist charlie rose there was not any conclusive

. >>> and new this morning, police in durham shot and killed a man near the north carolina central university campus. the school was put on lockdown around 10:00 last night after getting a report of a man with a gun. police tracked him down early this morning in a wooded area. that's when he apparently threatened officers and police opened fire. the suspect's name has not been released. we're told he was not a student. >>> also new this morning a 21-year-old man is in critical condition following a shooting in anne arundel county. he was shot just after 1:00 this morning at a gas station along hospital drive in glen burnie. they say he was a passenger in a car when a second car pulled up. the driver got out and opened fire, hitting the victim in the abdomen. the shooter got back in his car and drove away. police have not been able to find the gunman. the victim was take on the shock trauma in baltimore. >>> and a new report is blaming a piece of equipment for this deadly parking garage collapse in bethesda. according to "the washington post," a malfunctioning jack or cover extended scaffoldin

the 737 was headed from raleigh-durham to chicago last night and passengers say the jet hadn't even takenn they realized something was bad wrong. >> we were about like a third of the way down the runway and all of a sudden i heard a boom. >> you just hear like wah-wah. >> vibrations, rattling. >> people were saying, oh, my gosh, it's i saw smoke and peop saying, fire, fire. >> they got a warning. there was a bird problem and the pilot said brace yourself. >> and about two minutes before they landed they said to assume the emergency position. >> i'm thinking, i pray to god i hope this is going to be a nice landing. >> it was a very, very smooth landing. >> it was a beautiful thing. it was a big relive. >> i high-fived the guy next to me over his crying girlfriend. >> a spokesman says nobody got hurt and all 24 on board eventually made it to chicago. >>> a healthier lifestyle could extend the lives of hundreds of thousands each year. the feds say it could save one in four. the cdc reports 800,000 people die of heart disease and stroke each year and about 200,000 of those could have lived lo

. >> that's miss terry durham, is who you are now and this is todd. >> correct. >> reporter: again, what did you think? when you saw this guy aim a gun? >> just get out as quick as you can. just get out. i mean, everybody is going down the stairs, people were pushing, shoving, people were falling down. as we came outside, people were chiming the wall and trying to get out of the spaces. it was just crazy. >> reporter: sounds like it was pandemonium. >> it was. >> reporter: do you have any kind of idea what kind of gun it was? was it a long gun? >> it appeared to be a rifle. that's the best that we could tell from that distance. >> reporter: could you describe the guy, what he was dressed like? >> he was tall, he appeared to be dark-skinned, he did not have -- i don't think he had a hat on. we saw a rifle and we saw him raise it in our direction. >> he appeared to be a black person? >> a tall black guy. >> reporter: did he say anything? >> he didn't say a word. it was maybe two or three seconds, we got a look at the guy and he turned and started shooting and we immediately made a left to

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. >> and who can forget "bull durham" and the talented but loopy character and susan sure ran door. >t. i met susan, had kids with her. it was a real great experience. >> the couple split in 2009. >> every time i mention to someone that i'm doing the interview with you, they always say, you know, you guys were kind of the model couple, you know, the activism, the films, that partnership for 23 years. what happened? >> not going to go there. >> no? >> it's just something they've never done and i don't see any reason to do it now. >> nope, he's not going there. he'd much rather talk about his other prison project, "dead man walking." >> i'm going to die. >> the truth has made you free. >> which robbins wrote and directed and for whicher is random, playing sister helen, won the best actress oscar in 1996. >> look, i want the last thing you see in this world to be the face of love. look at me. look at me. >> "dead man walking" is now a play, also written by tim robbins. >> dead man walking. >> at the behest of the real sister helen prejean. >> i said, tim, if we have play, every time the

they had to make an emergency return to raleigh-durham after a bird struck the left engine.s are getting back to normal in atlanta this morning. the world's busiest airport after a fire in the terminal this morning. inside an escalator, two firefighters suffered minor injuries in the blaze. >>> meanwhle, in virginia, this massive fire and explosioñ forced the shutdown of a major highway. the fire was seen as far away as maryland. it erupted inside a construction and recycling business. >>> and some wild weather making the news. people had to be rescued from cars, evacuated from homes, because of flash floods from florida to new england. one man was killed, two injured in the lightning strike near miami. meanwhile, in pennsylvania, water was waist high. sam is going to have the complete and wild forecast in just moments. >>> finally, though, a guitar prodigy performing with the pros so good, apparently he makes people cry. check this kid out. ♪ dead or alive ♪ >> 10-year-old brandon niederauer from long island, new york. >> oh, yeah. >> talk about party i' the park. writes h

. >> the buses were rounder durham school services. since acknowledged their mistakes.wood district is reviewing their contract with the company. but because they are part of a regional contract, there are fewer options. >> >> hope in a story you have seen on on two --  >> because of motel rules, they needed to move outboast ktvu viewers saw this story, offers to help the family have been pouring in. >> there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i could print them out and hang it on my wall for the times when i felt the lowest. >> it is estimated 47,000 school children live in motels across the country. the family started to live in motels when the father first lost his job. while he has a job, now, they cannot afford a down payment on an apartment >> los angeles school district is now monitoring students public posts on social media. the project will cost the district $40,000. but for one year, the company will follow the postings of more than 14,000 middle and high school students. school officials say the purpose is to protect the children and during test

police in durham, north carolina, tracking this guy into the woods near the campus.him. >>> explosions and gun fire erupt at that mall in kenya as that battle now enters a fourth day. at least 62 people are now dead and nearly 200 have been injured. the kenyan government confirming that three terrorists have been killed so far. but the remaining attackers have tweeted that they still have hostages inside that mall. >>> also this morning, there is a brand-new report that one of the killers was britain's notorious white widow. you can see her right there, she's the widow of one of the suicide bombers who blew himself up along with others in 2005. we'll keep you posted. >>> a man found dead after sky diving incident went horribly wrong in tennessee. the 56-year-old was one of seven people who jumped from a plane over that state. he never arrived at the landing site and then after a six-hour search, crews located his body. his parachute was not fully deployed. it's not clear yet if the chute malfunctioned or if the victim was unable to open it. >>> finally, a nice story.

. >> durham did not take and does not take ordinary care of our children much less special care for theseontract with the school bus provider. you have heard the saying shop until you drop. but shop until you are sloshed? urban outfitters applying for a liquor license for a new store here in new york city. the state liquor authority, not city officials, would be the ones to approve the license. the store's corporate offices did not respond to repeated requests for comment. and those are your headlines. >> you need alcohol to be talked into buying some of those hip serpents. right, rick? >> some people might actually go there because of that this might get me to go shopping. >> urban outfitters capri pants. >> super skinny pants. >> that would load good upon on you. >> i hate shopping but it might make it more fun. >> wives shop and then drink. >> you said it it we have had this big story this week. historic flooding one of the local offices called this flooding biblical flooding. take a look you can see a little more moisture across that area. today we will see maybe another inch or so of