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we are talking about tony dwyer. 10% rise for the s&p by year-end, but he also says we will get corruption before we get there. tony, thank you for joining us from the trading floor. why do we go down forced before we go higher? >> when you typically become this extended, you are extremely overbroad in, and enable market like this, there are two reasons where you want to be an aggressive buyer. one of them is when the market gets oversold. that is obvious and not the case. the other is when you believe that expectations for an aggressive set are kind of abating, and that is not the case here either. we are it no man's land where economic data is good. it has been good. earnings are excited to be pretty good, so a lot of that is just price. what people consider it natural, normal, healthy until it happens. >> i would imagine some of the client that the firm are saying you wanted old ways. you want to be able and a bear and you write in both. >> no, i want to be a bull. it is not whether you are a buyer. if i were full

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here to talk about today's selloff, equity strategist tony dwyer. what happened?> i don't know if i know anything. basically, there's a lot of excuses for the selloff. it has been a very tired market to begin with. a very frustrating few months because the internals of the market have been correcting. portfolio managers or individual investors can look at stocks and ask how the market could be at a new high in their portfolios are not. what is happened is in a correction, that's how it works. in a bull market like we are in, you go up a significant amount, and the market starts to deteriorate, and it ends up in equity indices, and that is kind of what happened today. you could blame argentina, russia, the guy at the strip, the gdp number -- the gaza strip, the gdp number, but ultimately, the market was tired, and it needed a correction. >> my friends make fun of tv saying that they look at stock chart and they look at the latest headline and try to connect the dots as if they are related. a lot of people argue economic numbers are better from some companies but al

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i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer.ing this morning on "world news now." israel announced it is calling up more reserves as the fighting with hamas intensifies. the u.n. school was hit overnight, a day after heavy shelling and another school and market with more than 30 people dead. full details in just a moment. >>> here at home, one woman dead another injured in the crash of their small plane into a shopping center parking lot in san diego. the faa says the plane bounced while making a landing at a nearby airfield. >>> that water main break on ucla campus still leaking. about 1,000 gallons a minute. after gushing out not 10, but 20 million gallons of water. officials say it could be days before the leak is fully repaired. >>> a north florida professor, developing new yeast for beer that give the local brews flavor like orange, lemon and lime. those are some of the top stories on this thursday, july 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> well, good morning to you. we begin this half-hour with i

i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm devin dwyer.following this morning on "world news now." israel and gaza have agreed to a temporary cease-fire. the lull was to allow palestinians restock food and water. we are live in the middle east coming up. >>> hundreds of homes in eastern washington are threatened by wildfires fueling dangerous conditions for 20 counties. weather conditions are perfect for wildfires, hot, dry and windy. >>> a lawyer for bowe bergdahl says the former p.o.w. is grateful to president obama for saving his life. and the lawyer says no one should jump to conclusions about bergdahl until all of the facts are revealed. >>> and a florida man is keeping on with his vacation after being bitten by a shark. he even needed though he's back on the beach. those are some of our top headlines for this thursday, july 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now". >>> oh, boy. lots of news happening in the middle east. every time we meet at this hour, there's lots of developments. and we're going to begin there th

i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan.we're following this morning on "world news now." wild weather across the nation unleashed torrential rains, high winds and tornados across a wide swath of the country. one of those twisters very rare and devastating. hitting the boston suburb of revere. >>> the fire near yosemite national park is just 5% contained as crews battle dry conditions and rugged terrain. the park itself is still open but there is heavy smoke in the air. >>> intense fighting in the middle east overnight targeting the hamas tv headquarters and government offices in gaza following attacks on a hospital and park where nine palestinian kids were killed. and a warning by israel of a prolonged campaign. >>> a judge has sided with shelly sterling and her estranged husband, donald, and the sale of the l.a. clippers. the sale of the team to microsoft executive steve balmer can now move forward. these are some of the stories on "world news now" on tuesday, july 29th. >> announcer: from abc this is "world news now". >>>

. >> i'm devin dwyer. thanks for joining us. we begin with the major cleanup effort under way in los angeles on the campus of ucla. a 90-year-old water main burst under sunset boulevard shooting a geyser three stories in the air and streets were overrun and the school's renovated pauley pavilion flooded. >> some 10 million gallons of water were wasted. abc's kirk hawkins has the latest. >> how close that is to the campus. >> reporter: in this video you can see the massive water main break that shut down streets near the campus of ucla in l.a.'s westwood neighborhood on tuesday afternoon. >> i didn't really know how bad it was until i saw it myself. >> reporter: three drivers were rescued from several cars that were stuck with water flowing as high as the windows. a bus, several cars and students attempted to 1/2 congratulate the fast-moving water. >> it's pretty horrible. i've just been finding out about the water issues that l.a. has and the drought that is going on. pretty devastating. >> look at that. >> reporter: parts of th

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i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan.owing on "world news now." hundreds of thousands of people living in the gaza strip have been warned by israel to leave ahead of looming air strikes. this after hamas refused a cease fire offer. we go to the region live in a moment. >>> the tinder dry conditions in the west have sparked dozens of wildfires. especially in northern california and idaho. dozens of homes are in harm's way and some residents have been told to evacuate. >>> opposing demonstrations were held in a small arizona town after reports that a bus load of immigrant children were on its way. one group welcomed the children and the other said noncitizens should be turned away. >>> and it's going to cost more to satisfy your chocolate cravings. hershey is raising prices because it is paying more for ingredients. other candymakers are likely to follow hershey's lead. those are some of our top stories this wednesday, july 16th. this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. we begin this half hou

i'm reena n. >>> good morning, i'm reena ninan. >> i'm devin dwyer.e following on "world news now." tanks went through a u.n. school in gaza, killing hundreds. more details coming up. >>> the man accused of kidnapping new hampshire teenager abigail hernandez is being held on $1 million bond. they faced each other in court yesterday. abigail returned home last week. she wasmying for nine months. >>> officials hope the shocking video of a close call involving two women and a train will remind people about the dangers of walking on the tracks. >>> volkswagen has taken over the number two spot in global sales, knocking scandal-plagued gm to the third spot. toyota is still the world leader. those are some of our top stories on this hump day, wednesday, july 30th. >>> good morning to you. >> i can never get in this chair. awkward. >> it's wednesday. halfway through the week. thank you for joining us. we have a lot of news to get to. >>> we'll begin this half hour with more breaking news, more devastation in gaza after another u.n. school comes under attack.

i'm devon dwyer. >> and i'm reena ninan.that story is where these rumors, these stories are coming from. >> not official. we'll have to bring you up to date on that. >>> first, a lot of weather to talk about. we begin with ferocious storms hammering parts of the country with drenching rain, flash floods and powerful winds. >> the east coast got the worst of it yesterday. there were lots of fallen trees like this one crushing two cars in washington, d.c. strong storms also delivered a blow to the southwest, unleashing thunderstorms and so much hail in northern colorado that it looked more like snow in july. abc's clayton sandell is following it all. >> reporter: mother nature's fury unleashed. heavy rains triggering chain-reaction crashes, shutting down all southbound lanes of an atlanta-area highway. at least nine people were injured. dark clouds rolled in over washington. the capitol barely visible in the afternoon skyline. a huge lightning bolt making a direct hit on the library of congress just behind it. in phoenix there

i'm rina ninan. >> and i'm devon dwyer. it is a very busy wednesday. the middle east. >> we thought there would be a cease fire yesterday. the israelis agreed to it. the rocket fire stopped and it seemed like we could be inching to an even larger drawn out war. rocket sirens sounding in israel this morning. >> hamas rejected a proposed cease fire with israel. alexander marquardt has been there from the beginning of the latest conflict and is joining us live from gaza city. what's the latest there? >> reporter: good morning. overnight, israel stepped up the air strikes on the gaza strip targeting the home of senior hamas and islamic jihad officials. we understand at least one home, that of senior hamas official zahar has been flattened. this as palestinian militants continue to fire rockets in to israel setting off warning sirens across the south and central parts of the country including tel aviv where we understand the iron dome missile shield did intercept several of the rockets. this follows of course the disappointment over the failure of the cease

i'm devin dwyer. >> and i'm reena ninan. i've had house guests trying to get out.to the airport, they can't get back. >> the cold air is starting to reach us. it's pretty nice. we have a lot news to talk about this morning in the middle east. we begin with the latest there. both sides agreeing to a temporary halt in the attacks. this is a fragile cease-fire to allow for civilians to seek humanitarian aid. this is following air strikes targeting homes of suspected hamas leaders in gaza. >> and it's launched an investigation into the death of four palestinian boys that were killed in a naval strike. that happened just yards from abc's alex marquardt. >> reporter: a deafening blast. israeli air strike. just 1,000 yards from our hotel. on the beach, a group of boys that had been playing. running away in terror. you see them fleeing in this video. then, another strike. the boys are hit. at the scene, we found chaos. here, here, shouts one man. there's a severely mangled body of a dead boy, put on to the stretcher by this paramedic. four boys were killed, two brothers an

lieutenant dwyer broke it down. >> we know who groups were in a large fight with several weapons involved. we do know note if both sides had weapons but both sides had injuries. >>> all five were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. investigators are not sure what started the fight. right now, san jose police are asking anyone who may have seen anything contact the san jose police department. >>> in san francisco, investigators believe there could be more rims of a local college professor who was arrested pore peeping on a dozen studs. 38-year-old mark landis is charged. the prosecutors say he invited several former and current san francisco students to his home in the castro district and one used the bathroom and found a hidden camera in a tissue box. the video shows the 15 male and female students ewing the restroom. anyone who may have been victimized should come forward. amy hollyfield will have a full report at 5:00. >>> the crash of algerian passenger plane and the president of france says there are no survivors and one black box has been found. the plane took o

here's abc's devon dwyer. >> reporter: cadillac takes another turn into the future.ill it offer wireless smartphone charging in the 2015 cadillac ats sedans and coupes satisfying a growing demand for charging devices in the car without cords. turning up the heat in the battle over wireless carriers t mobile is now going head to head with verizon and at&t announce agnew family plan that costs 100 bucks for four lines that includes a 2.5 gigabyte allotment for each and no overage charges. >>> for a hundred bucks a year your ticket to the truth sarah palin style: the former vp candidate launching her own internet channel to do an end run around what she calls the mainstream media. those are your tech bites. i'm devon dwyer. >> a family makes a desperate plea for help finding emoted who disappeared. >> you don't have to go the full distance to make big strides towards better health. david. >> adrian in havertown tweets me 66 degrees, philadelphia at 64 right now and some suburbs at 60 -- well actually in the visits, how about that. kneel tweets me his vacation picture. b

i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan. hump day. >> hump day indeed. of mosquito season. from minnesota where it is the state bird. >> mosquito is the state bird. >> unofficially. we have a lot. so wet in many parts of the country now they're breeding everywhere the a live report coming up. >> lot of water. people have standing watt ear around affects the situation. >> right. we begin with details, the giant watery mess on the ucla campus. >> a 90-year-old water main line burst under busy sunset boulevard shooting a geyser of water three stories into the air. >> it took crews more than four hours to shut off the water supply not before an estimated 10 million gallons of walter were lost. abc's kirk hawkins has the latest. >> reporter: show you how close the geyser is to the campus. in this aerial video see the massive water main break that shut down streets near the campus of ucla in l.a.'s westwood neighborhood tuesday afternoon. >> i didn't really know how bad it was until i see it here for myself. >> reporter: firefighters say three drivers were res

. >> and i'm devin dwyer. it's great to be back. >> good to have you back. >> happy bastille day. >> that's right. but not so happy couple of days, really, in the middle east. >> that's right. busy news days and a lot of tension and we're closely watching. >> israel radio reporting an armed drone made it near the city of ashdod. we're going to kick it off there in the mid east. the mideast on the brink of spiraling into an all-out war. >> thousands of palestinians fleeing their homes in gaza as israel and hamas continue to exchange rocket fire. both sides there ignoring international calls for a cease-fire. israel with a brief ground operation overnight aimed at taking over hamas rocket launchers, over thousands of israeli troops amassed along the border. a major ground offensive may be inevitable. >> palestinians in ramallah marched in a show of support for gaza where 170 people have been killed, mostly civilians. abc's alex marquardt has more on the exodus. >> reporter: escape from gaza. this convoy heading

i'm devin dwyer. >> and i'm reena ninan. were you a "mad max" fan? "mad max" fan but it looks like a good movie. >> it sure does. i'm looking forward to it. >> summer movies in full swing but a lot of summer weather to talk about. big storms including a rare california thunderstorm which triggered fatal lightning strikes and panic on l.a.'s famed venice beach. >> one man killed and dozens of others injured. one still in critical condition. abc's brandi hitt has the latest. >> reporter: a beautiful summer afternoon turned into tragedy at the world famous venice beach in los angeles. a rare summer storm moved in quickly, striking the beach with lightning. >> it sounded like a sonic boom. it literally shook the building, shook us on the courts. >> we had started to hear some activities, some storm activity, and i said, you know, this is not a good place to be. we should go inside because i don't feel like getting killed today, and then moments later, all hell broke loose. >> reporter: the bolt of lightning sent huge crowds running for cover. >> all of a

. >> i'm devin dwyer. great to have you with us.e story about the free wifi really incredible. we uncovered shocking new details about how scary and unprotected networks can be. >> do you think i am okay? i logged on to the abc wifi, secure, right? >> i think it is pretty secure. don't hold me to it. we begin this half-hour with another night of wild weather hitting the nation. >> at least three tornados in colorado, two touching down. this twister raked through a farm north of denver. most of the damage was minor. >> things catastrophic further west in nevada north of las vegas where the flash floods swamped a highway leaving up to 5-feet of debris. here on the east coast outside boston. a double whammy, flooding and tornados. abc's gio benitez was there. >> reporter: powerful ef-2 tornado. the boston suburbs. this the view outside revere high school. they all broke. look at the trees. they all broke. >> reporter: the tornado packing wind up to 120 miles an hour. >> it was just unbelievable in massachusetts. this happening. it's ju

i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan. almost friday. >> almost friday. friday eve.ck out there. she had a great performance. 7-5, 6-2. her first performance after the health scare. >> are you a big tennis fan? >> i love tennis. waiting for the u.s. open in new york city. almost there. >> good to know. there is lots of concern about ebola. kick it off there with the battle in liberia. the president closing schools and urging nonessential employees to stay home. >> the peace corps, american volunteer agency is taking drastic measures. here's dr. richard besser. >> reporter: the deadly ebola outbreak causing the peace corps to pull out volunteers. two quarantined after coming into contact with a victim who died. two american missionary workers stricken in liberia are showing improvement. the two in strict isolation. staff communicate with them through windows. doctors and nurses visiting twice a day. wearing full protective suits. >> she was trying to recover and still feeling the effects of the virus and struggling and fighting through. >> reporter: the urgent questio

. >> and i'm devin dwyer. >> welcome back. >> thank you. it's great to be here. i've been spending some time at the white house. my normal beat but nice for a change of sceñery. >> did you watch the world cup? >> i didn't catch it. was catching some zs before the shift, but it was quite the game. i did see the highlights and our hats off to germany. >> yeah, no, we've got lots of highlights coming up in this half hour, but we're going to kick it off with weather. >> we'll begin with severe weather hitting the center of the country right now and moving east. >> in fact, strong winds hit a campground in ohio overtur an rv andinjuo cf& undw r l tr lights. is in effect across most of ohio, pennsylvania, kentucky and west virginia. >>> in colorado, there's extra concern today after two deadly lightning strikes. here's abc'sbran ng seporter: witnesses say the - of nowhere hitting a 52-ye atiark.ere hitting a 52-ye >> the t-shirt and stuff was burnt, but we weren't just focused on it. they were just trying to help him. >> reporter: he's the second person killed by light

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. >>> good morning, i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." no end in sight for the deadly fighting in the middle east as air strikes intensify between israel and hamas. thousands of palestinians are fleeing their homes in gaza heeding warnings about an impending attack. details from martha raddatz in just a moment. >>> human rights activist malala yousafzai is in nigeria trying to refocus attention on the plight of those kidnapped schoolgirls missing since april and is expected to meet with the country's president today. we'll hear from her later on "gma." >>> dozens of passengers stranded on the monorail in disney world after a storm knocked out power. some of the riders were able to escape on their own but others needed rescued. >>> a big public welcome home is being pland now that germany has won the world cup. they defeated argentina 1-0 yesterday becoming the first european team to win a world title in the americas. those are some of our top stories on this monday, j

. >> and i'm devin dwyer. so much news to talk about this morning.ll get right to pit oop breaking details. officials believe the boeing 777 was brought down by a surface-to-air missile, someone aiming at a military aircraft. malaysia airlines was not specifically targeted. >> the pro-russian rebels have agreed to allow investigators safe access to the crash site to gather evidence. >> and advising the investigation will be a team of fbi agents and officials from the ntsb. abc's martha raddatz begins our coverage. >> reporter: there, in the distance, that burst of flame. the moment that the flight with 150,000 pounds of fuel crashed down. then, the smoke plumes, filling the horizon. those white streaks, debris from the plane littering the sky. as cameras reach the scene, in the ukrainian countryside, utter devastation. flames in one part of the wreckage. the massive boeing 777, with its 298 souls onboard, shattered on the earth. as far as the eye can see, an apocalyptic scene. but the debris was spread across ten miles. and in other spots, there is n

. >>> good monday morning to you, i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with severe weather swooping down on the west coast and across the south. a tornado maybe to blame for this wild scene in eastern tennessee. a homeowner captured the dangerous storm on camera last night. >>> and southern california, a freak storm took aim at two popular tourist areas. lightning claimed the life of a man on venice beach and injured 13 other people. susan saulny has the story. >> reporter: a california beach day turned chaotic, then deadly in a flash. a rare summertime storm unleashed bolts of lightning on the oceanfront of los angeles, making direct hits on venice beach, crowded with swimmers and surfers on a sunday afternoon. >> it sounded like a sonic boom. >> like a -- >> all hell broke loose. >> reporter: throngs of people scrambled for safety, some stuck lying face down in the sand. others were rattled. life guards rushed to help the victims, performing cpr, looking for missing swimmers. >> another scuba diver pulled out, resuscitated him. >> first respon

. >> and i'm devin dwyer. we begin in the middle east with the punishing new israeli strikes, zeroing in on hamas targets in gaza. >> explosions lit up the skies overnight, a day after prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israelis to brace for a prolonged war. here's abc's terry moran who just filed this report. >> reporter: more symbols of hamas control came under fire overnight including its tv headquarters, government offices and the home of a top leader. and this morning, the palestinians claim israeli troops shelled gaza's power station hitting fuel tanks and sending thick blank smoke high into the air. the latest violence follows atax on a hospital and a park where nine palestinian children were killed. >> it's been for us as a human being, not our -- not as muslim or jews or christian, human being. >> reporter: fighting claimed the lives of several more children in gaza this morning and five israeli soldiers were killed by hamas fighters who used a tunnel to get into the country. >> terry moran repo

lieutenant dwyer broke it down. >> we know who groups were in a large fight with several weapons involvedboth sides had weapons but both sides had injuries. >>> all five were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. investigators are not sure what started the fight. right now, san jose police are asking anyone who may have seen anything contact the san jose police

i'm devin dwyer. >> and i'm reena ninan.some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." u.s. officials say the boeing jumbo jet brought town by surface-to-air missile was aiming at a military aircraft. malaysian airlines was not a specific target. >> malaysia airlines says it plans to release the passengers' names once the loved ones are notified. many are gathering at the amsterdam airport where the flight originated. stay tuned for extensive coverage. >>> also this morning, israel has announced its first casualty since launching a ground assault in gaza. one soldier killed after a night of heavy fighting with hamas. details are just ahead. >>> and the dallas area is a soggy mess this morning after getting slammed with nearly a foot of rain in six hours. floodwaters flowed into stores, trapped drivers in their cars and stalled traffic for miles. those are some of our top stories this friday, july 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> lots of news to get to this morning. we begin thi

the ref, not impressed, dwyer got a yellow card.n, does everybody think that's fair to do? >> it seemed harmless. >> i am a little tired of selfies. >> that's a different subject. >> yeah, that's what i was really getting at. i'm proud to say i have never take an selfie. >> you haven't? >> no. now someone's going to comb through my instagram account and check it. i think i never have. >> we're on it. >> dan abrams is not here. >> all right, there, dan harris. >>> now to mooul momonica lewin up in the new interview, talking about the trauma she endured and her determination to take her life back. claire shipman has her story. >> i was the most humiliated woman in the world. >> reporter: it was the sex scandal that rocked the white house and the world. and now 20 years later, monica lewinsky says the anguish is fresh. she described her terror as the fbi ambushed her at a shopping mall about her relationship with president clinton. >> i don't know thousand accurately describe the shock and the trauma and the fear. they threatened me wi

the lieutenant we dwyer spoke with us after. >> we know two groups were if a large fight and there wereeral weapons involved but we don't know if both sides had weapon or one side but both sided has injuries consistent with being struck or stabbed. >> all five were taken to the hospital with not life threatening injuries and investigators do not know what started the fight or who the aggressors were. no suspects are in custody but they are looking into reports a car may is stopped near the home with passengers inside. they are looking to,000 it could be connected. this morning an east bay soccer coach is facing charges he sexually assaulted a ten-year-old girl. the tweaks-year-old we was arraigned yesterday and did not enter a plea. he was a coach during a soccer game this week and the court documents show he was arrested for committing lieu acts on a child younger than 14 and ordered to stay away from the facility. he is out of jail on bail but due in court on august 25th. >> new details in a crash of algerian passenger play. no one survived and soldiers have secured one of the two blo

abc's devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: those patdowns, x-ray machines and a ban on liquids mayatch a new generation of bombs under development by terrorists in syria. >> they're trying to find bombs they believe can circumvent security to get on aircraft off to bring down aircraft. >> reporter: passengers flying into the u.s. from overseas will face tighter security at airports starting this month. abc news learned some of the new measures could include increased random screenings, more intense scrutiny of electronics, expanded use of explosive detection machines, and a longer list of clothing that may have to be removed for screening. >> a lot of what they're going to be doing is driven by intelligence and information about a particular type of phone or a particular type of shoe. it is very likely that the lines will get longer. >> reporter: homeland security officials are also on the lookout for radicals who have trained in war torn syria and have american or european passports which give them easier access to the u.s. officials say no specific plot has been identified but th

. >> devon dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: those patdowns, x-ray machines and a ban on big liquids might not be enough to catch a new generation of bombs, now under development by terrorists in syria. >> they're trying to find bombs that they believe can circumvent security to get on aircraft, to bring down aircraft. >> reporter: passengers flying into the u.s. from overseas will face even tighter security at airports, starting this month. abc news has learned some of the new measures could include increased random screening, expanded use of explosive detection machines and a longer list of clothing that may have to be removed for screening. >> a lot of what they're going to be doing is driven by intelligence and information about a particular type of phone, a particular type of shoe. it's very likely that the lines will get longer. >> reporter: homeland security officials say they're also on the lookout for radicals who have trained in war-torn syria and have american or european passports which give them easier access to the u.s. >> all of my european counterparts are focused on

office say nelson says the fact that the veteran deputy dr his motorcycle on the street shows the dwyeruation. >> the assault is in progress and he is witnessing this and he's seeing this woman is getting hit by a large man. she's a very small woman. >> sergeant nelson says milton o run the deputy over with his vehicle when the fatal shooting occurred. >> as far as relationship to the female victim. >> certainly boyfriend or girlfriend at some point. >> investigators are asking anyone who may have used their cell phones to record this incident, to contact the alameda county sheriff's office. >> we want to make that part of our investigation. >> kron 4 news. >>> there is three bank robbers in the violent shoot out. but, there maybe a fourth person involved. we just received an updated surveillance video. stockton police want to know who the car belongs to. they think three robbers were driven on this car and dr off on the road this week. one suspect survived and 19-year-old jaime ramos was arrested and will be in court on wednesday. meanwhile, the family member of the lady died talked ab

it appears they were electrocuted by don dwyer. that fired the weapon and died but the other one is in stable condition pg&e called the see purposely delayed their response to simply too much fourth of july gunfire in the area to be considered safe >> : and that line is are paired >> : two people suffered minor injuries after explosion is a residential hotel room in san francisco this happened at a harlem hotel on the 900 block of garry st. rte. 830 last night. fire officials say started when a couple people caught with butane inside a unit at the hotel. loud blast was big enough to leave whole and the wall and injured two people. to a partial the walsh when unit. we interviewed the two occupants and said they were cooking steak with butane gas which had yet ignited and cause an explosion. barry let it come with minor injuries explosion like that to of wall and walked away with minor injuries we're very lucky >> : fire officials advised people but the cook and side with butane gas thing it's very dangerous and could easily lead to