and what happens when a super bowl cano erupts? -- super volcano erupts? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. , congressional leaders are gathering at the

and what happens when a super bowl cano erupts? -- super volcano erupts? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. , congressional leaders are gathering at the white house to meet president obama on day two of the government shut down. so far, there has been no sign of a breakthrough. short time ago, president obama gave an interview to cnbc television. and like everybody else, insisted he does not like this shut down. >> during the course of my presidency, i have bent over backwards to work with the and haven party purposely kept my rhetoric down. i think i am pretty well known for being a calm guy. sometimes, people think i am too calm. am i exasperated? absolutely, i'm exasperated, because this is entirely unnecessary. >> an exasperated president. to be a cheerful, friendly, conciliatory meeting between the two sides? >> i think what we are going to have tonight is the theater of the meeting, the theater of progress. the reality is there is very little middle ground for anyone to discuss. there is very little out

and what happens when a super bowl cano erupts? -- super volcano erupts? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. , congressional leaders are gathering at the white house to meet president obama on day two of the government shut down. so far, there has been no sign of a breakthrough. short time ago, president obama gave an interview to cnbc television. and like everybody else, insisted he does not like this shut down. >> during the course of my presidency, i have bent over backwards to work with the and haven party purposely kept my rhetoric down. i think i am pretty well known for being a calm guy. sometimes, people think i am too calm. am i exasperated? absolutely, i'm exasperated, because this is entirely unnecessary. >> an exasperated president. to be a cheerful, friendly, conciliatory meeting between the two sides? >> i think what we are going to have tonight is the theater of the meeting, the theater of progress. the reality is there is very little middle ground for anyone to discuss. there is very little out

it erupted >>> take a look at this. streams of red hot lava and plumes of ash spewing from sicily's mount etna. it erupted overnight creating this fiery scene. the latest series of eruptions happened after more than a dozen smollett quakes in the -- small earthquakes in the areament this is the 14th time it erupted this year. >>> all right, here's one way to get from point a. to point b.. a man drove his bmw down the steps outside a philadelphia museum. he took the car up top but the brakes filled causing it to roll down. he says he jumped in to safely get it down to the bottom. the driver turned himself into police after this video was posted online. they confiscated the car to inspect the brakes. >>> a bay area police chief credited with helping stop vie leapt crime gets -- violent crime gets ready to step down but he's not leaving the business, how he'll take his local expertise to the national level. ,, here's bubba watson. the master of the escape. dadada dadada blue 375 razor! wait for it... ooooh! dadada dadada m

it erupted overnight the latest series of eruptions after earthquakes in the area. no reports of damage. this is the 14th time it has erupted this year. >> that's my head when i come home each night and trip over my kid's stuff. >>> all right, let's talk about the world series. that was nuts. >> yeah, but we only have tonight to talk about it because game 4 is tomorrow. world series game 3. if you're the red sox you're saying what just happened. the cardinals are saying what just happened? a crazy outcome to digest. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...and part of sunday to kit >>> >. world series leads it off and as i said before the break we only have tonight and part of sunday because game four is tomorrow. a real bang bang play herement runner at third -- here. runner add third. goes home with it. throws it away at third. trips over the man, craig is tagged out but obstruction is called. not interference, obstruction is called by the third base umpire. you see why. so they're station craig would have -- saying that craig would have scored and that's why the cardinals win it 5-

." >> a fiery call erupts in a scary scene that is -- >> the power of mother earth scary. >> bright night on the freeway in a chase reaching speeds of -- >> 109 miles an hour. >> the mom things go from fast to furious. a woman drives to save a poster of high winds. plus, forget halloween candy. we're giving out flat screen tvs and we've got the buzz word for your chance to win. and it's a modern ghost story. get ready for -- >> the scariest video. >> you're going to find out what's under that bed. >>> there's halloween scary and then there's the power of mother earth scary. up are lo you are looking at the first moment of the eruption of this volca volcano. >> that is such a cool shot. >> again, this is in far east russia. you never know how the weather will going to react around volcanos. >> it makes it even more interesting that it's wintry weather outside. you think it should be hot. >> you see this stream of hot lava in the background. >> that's steam on the snow. >> looks like somebody took a really big red sparkler and stuck it in the mountain. this video is shot by a man who goes v

massive global warming durian the permian mass extinction greenhouse gases released by volcanic eruptions in an area that is today called the siberian traps these along with the heat from the wobble flow itself warms the atmosphere of the earth by at least six degrees celsius that much global warming to her whole land animals plants but far worse the more into the oceans enough that methane frozen deep under the sea melted and was released into the atmosphere at enormous release of methane a powerful greenhouse gas pretty much the level of moon warming killed over ninety five percent of all life on earth and in the sea it's a kind of a scary thought but. maybe one of the best geological analogs for the kinds of rapid changes in climate and c o two and the atmosphere that we're going to wait notice now on for the next few centuries potentially is this and permian time where. as you know that culminated in one of the largest mass extinctions that we know of and of course looking at these ancient events shows us times of global warming the atmosphere doesn't care whether the column dockside

>> -- the road in front of them erupts like a volcano. >> whoa!rst went off, it was like -- it was that split second we think this is probably the worst one i've been through so far and this is not looking good. >> they swerve around the explosion as the asphalt and rock that is launched into the air comes crashing down. >> i got that on tape, man. i know! i thought the cement was going to land on us. >> it was coming down all over. my gunner kept complaining. he was, like, it's raining down on me, sergeant dawes. i'm getting trashed up here. >> they can feel the force of the blast inside their armored vehicle. >> the shock waves hit us -- it rings everybody's bell. you could definitely feel it, but it was more of a punch to your chest. >> the eruption is unlike anything the soldiers have ever seen. >> i didn't know what the hell happened. >> it's like slow motion. >> dude, i didn't know what happened. i thought the whole road was going up. i thought that was it. i thought, we're going to die now. >> just phenomenal when it went off. everybody's e

." >> a fiery call erupts in a is >>> a fiery caldron erupts in a scary scene, the amazing video from the few who dared to get close. fright night on the freeway, a chase reaching speeds of 109 miles per hour. the moment from fast to furious. >>> a woman tries to save a poster from high winds, and watch what happens. >>> plus, forget the halloween candy, we're giving out flat screen thomas hock, and we have the -- tvs, and we have the buzz word for you to win. >>> you're going to find out, what's under that bed. >>> there's halloween scary, and then the power of mother earth scary, you're looking at the first moments of the volcano in far east russia. this liquid magma going hundreds of feet in the air. >> it's a tough shot to get, and this is in far east russia. >> it's more interesting that it's winter weather out there, it's cold, but seeing it, we think it should be hot. >> we see the snow in the foreground, and it gives you the strange sense of how the two things can exist at the same time. >> are those clouds? no, it's steam on the snow. >> somebody -- this thing is nearly 15,00

randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening. we knew we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. i was just crazy. from there the pain starts. the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anything like it. i just wondered, you know, what the heck is going on? >> the tanks are designed to release gas as they heat up to relieve pressure. but under these extreme conditions, with so many tanks and so much fire, the released gas ignites and causes a chain reaction that cooks the tanks beyond their limit, resulting in massive explosions. >> each time one of the acetylene cylinders reached approximately 1,000 pounds per square inch, that cylinder ruptured,

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back in france, a row has erupted. the issue is an embarrassment for the socialist government. the rift within the ruling left over how to tackle immigration as the inquiry is underway. >> i will take full response ability if necessary, according to the investigation's findings, and if there has been an error, the expulsion will be canceled. >> the interior minister has defended the deportation. >> the proper procedure was respected. the law was respected. the personal dignity of the people involved was respected. romast month he declared people incompatible with the french way of life. polls suggest he is france's most popular politician. an estimated 30 million people worldwide are living in conditions of slavery, according to a new survey released today. the global slavery index collected information showing the greatest number. 40 million are in india, followed by china, almost 3 million, and that pakistan, with just over 2 million. the definition of modern slavery covers everything from human bondage to trafficking. slavery can take on many forms in india. generations of a

mountain mihara is in the center of this ocean and has erupted repeatedly. the professor said the top layer is made of organic ash that's settled on lava about 800 years ago. he believes the rain loosened the layer causing it to slide away from where it had come into contact with the lava. >> translator: the top layer could have moved down the slope at 36 kilometers per hour or faster when it was saturated by rain. it might have reached the bottom almost instantly. >> reporter: the mud drug down trees that had covered the slope. he believed that made the damage to houses more serious. experts have warned there is still a risk of landslides on izu oshima. the rebuilding effort on this island will take much longer. nhk world, tokyo. >>> on thursday, vietnamese authorities raised the death toll of typhoon nari to 9, and said 6 are still missing. the storm flooded tens of thousands of homes in the country and wreaked havoc in other parts of southeast asia. nari hit the central coast of vietnam on monday, and weakened to a tropical depression after making landfal

this latest eruption of mount etna on sicily forced the closure of some air space for a brief time today. no evacuations were necessary. although the volcano was highly active, the last major eruption was in 1992. >>> marcia wallace has died. she was known to tv viewers most recently as the voice of teacher edna krabapple on "the simpsons." she won an emmy award for the role for most outstanding voice over performance. before that she played the role of the receptionist in the psychologist office in "the bob newhart show." offering a good deal of advice of her own. >> when you talk to the airline don't mention it's a psychology group. to get the commercial discount i had to tell them you were something else. >> what? >> a marching band. >> reporter: marcia wallace was 70 years old. >>> we have a rare look inside a place that could easily pass for the plains of africa. a place where elephants roamed freely. unlike in africa, the elephants face no threats here from some who may harm them for commercial grain. we get the story tonight from mark potter. >> reporter: at sunrise in florida a h

titanic super volcano eruptions. it sounds like a scene from a bad hollywood movie, but they happened on mars. they may have helped shape the planet's climate. ofmars has remnants thousands of volcanoes, including this one, nearly 1500 mount -- meters high. these were nothing compared with the cataclysmic power of the planet's super volcanoes. the ultimate blast from the past, each one more explosive than a million atomic bombs, sending up searing hot ash. they blotted out the sun. rather than destroy the planet, they may have breathed life into it. more than 3 1/2 billion years ago, it might have led to this. a mars with a thick atmosphere and running water. >> these volcanoes spew loads of dust and gas into the atmosphere. this is how atmospheres evolve on planets, through volcanic eruptions, especially massive ones like this. it certainly could have allowed the planet to arrive to these conditions by producing the chemical met serial -- materials. >> by studying pictures taken from orbit, the doctor found these st

at least fifty one people have been killed and scores injured in egypt after violent clashes erupted between rivals and supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsy over four hundred protesters have also been arrested according to the country's interior ministry why it's a broke out as thousands gathered in the streets of cairo to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of egypt's last war with israel r.t.l. true brings the latest from tahrir square. a few kilometers away from where i'm standing here in the giza district and in other locations across the capital there were very bloody scenes very fierce street battles erupted between security forces and supporters of the ousted muslim brotherhood leader mohamed morsi on the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy three arab israeli war this and we also have rival protests with supporters of the military gathering in tahrir square as you can see behind me some people even collecting signatures calling for army chief of them for their sisi to be president and mohamed morsy supporters and the missing brotherhood had attempted

we don't know if the target they were going after was killed because the gunfight apparently erupted. in pretty heavily armed. they don't usually get overwhelmed to the point of needing to withdrawal in a gunfight unless they are in an environment with a large number of civilians and don't want to get involved in some potential incident of causing civilian casualties. i think we are going to learn much more in the coming days about what exactly the navy s.e.a.l.s encountered in southern somalia. very rough piece of territory down there but they could not fully complete their mission. they couldn't find if they killed the man they were going after because of this gunfight, this hostile environment situation. don? >> this brings to light for me exactly what we deal with here in the united states. there are people overseas fighting for our freedom all the time and for our freedom and we don't know what's going on. this happens without our knowledge until something like this occurs where a leader may have been taken out, involved in a fight and they have to retreat. we don't really know a

it will become increasingly painful for american citizens and the nation's economy to the shutdown erupted after the republican controlled house of representatives failed to come to an agreement with the democrat led senate on passing the federal budget the core issue obama's affordable care act known as obamacare a group of republicans refused to fund the government and pass a budget unless the president's health care plan was dismantled or defunded and as the government overseeing the world's largest economy and military remains closed for business experts say the global reputation of the world's superpower may suffer the worst damage there's literally nothing the u.s. government can't and won't do for unclear reasons sending whatever shock waves they feel like sending into the u.s. and global economies i can't imagine a recipe that would undermine confidence in the dollar and the u.s. or particularly the u.s. government faster or more effectively than what we see on every news channel in the world every day for a week and counting the last government shutdown in one thousand nine hundre

this past may fire erupted underneath a railcar at the silver spring metro station.n devil derailments on the red line including this -- derailments on the red line including this one in august near the rhode island takes and many can't forget the deadliest back in 200-- station and many can't forget the deadliest back in 2009. >> we have the weekend closures to do the track work. it is dangerous work and these workers are going into the system all over the system so that we can get it in a state of good repair that customers deserve. >> reporter: in northwest washington, surae chinn, wusa9. >> we're told one of the injured metro workers has been released from the hospital tonight. metro says track work and the investigation will be completed in time for the morning rush. >>> it's been a very deadly weekend on the roads in northern virginia. two people were killed in a one- car crash in fairfax county. a 1995 lexus was traveling north on van dorn street when it struck a concrete pillar. the driver 21-year-old devin austin of triangle died at the scene. police say his

absolutely has been very chaotic kid in the capital as violence erupted in monthly billing patients and cross post kyra i was actually in the clashes and piece of it basically happened was amazing brotherhood supporters and it was a very see want to oust the president morsi to attend some of this very tempting to march on to respond where i am right now and the intervention by security forces to show to gas and birdshot but it took them right in the very severe march they tried to from here on this strand right now here as you can hear in the background is an extremely boisterous a celebration of the one nine hundred seventy three war with israel by supporters of the military and this is something that the minute she wanted to protect the president himself i mean and so on she called people to come to street and celebrate what he said was a national day of pride and they didn't want to see mr brotherhood people here full support from him and morsy causing trouble simply i mean he was basically there on the streets and extremely bloody there were lots of people being dragged to the front

at least a fifty one people have been killed and scores injured in egypt after violent clashes erupted between rivals and supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsy over four hundred protesters have also been arrested according to the country's interior ministry riots broke out as thousands gathered in the streets of cairo to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of egypt's last war with israel true brings us the latest from talkers square. a few kilometers away from where i'm standing here in the giza district and in other locations across the capital there were very bloody scenes very fierce street battles erupted between security forces and supporters of the ousted muslim brotherhood leader mohamed morsi on the fortieth anniversary of the nine hundred seventy three arab israeli war this and we also have wyvil protests with supporters of the military gathering in tahrir square as you can see behind me some people even collecting signatures calling for army chief advocacy seed to be president mohamed morsy supporters and the missing brotherhood had attempted to march on this ver

live from moscow and welcome to the program and a fast breaking news on all see fierce clashes have erupted in the capital police used tear gas to disperse thousands of precise is gathered in central rome to demand better social housing the demonstration turned violent up to police officers trying to push back protesters who are tanks and on the vine they were reportedly trying to break through a police barricade and he is pepper spray against officers as well as throwing free . and other objects one policeman was reportedly injured protests for more social housing and against evictions have started in many cities across italy and of course we'll keep you updated on this developing story throughout the hour in the meantime breaking news as our see. thousands around the town and parliament to demand better housing and these are the latest pictures of from a central role right now for you here on earth she will keep you posted of course. all of the facilities used to produce chemical weapons have been destroyed a day ahead of it's being seen as a major step under the russian american brokered

very fierce street battles erupted this afternoon between security forces and supporters of the ousted muslim brotherhood leader mohamed morsi on the fortieth anniversary of the one hundred seventy three arab israeli war this and we also had rival protests with supporters of the military gathering in tahrir square as you can see behind me some people even collecting signatures calling for army chief of defectors he see to be president however just a few kilometers away from where i'm standing here in the giza district and in other locations across the capital there were very bloody scenes and mohamed morsy supporters and the missing brotherhood had attempted to march on this very square where they wanted to hold on to military protests they say they went against necessarily the institution of the army that they were against their generals who they want to see changed as they say they are really leading the country to destruction and targeting them as mother heads and there is calling for mohamed morsi to be reinstated at the scene it was very chaotic the battles are spilling over into

protestors of erupted in should say protests have erupted in anchor against turkey's conservative guy. until the country's republic day police used tear gas to stop people marching towards texan square as part of celebrations they marks the ninetieth anniversary of the turkish republic which was founded by. rights following yesterday's clashes with police over the government's refusal to detain a policeman accused of killing a protester. the start of the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics is now just one hundred days away the head of the international olympic committee paid a visit to the host city to see for himself preparations are going. as more from. the new president of the international olympic committee thomas back has been in all week so mark one hundred days until the start of the games and he's just given one of his first interview since being appointed in the new role he gave it to r.t. now we sat down and discussed a whole host of issues surrounding the. so-called gay propaganda law here in russia the planning of nontraditional sexual relations to minors now on monday p

. >> ifill: our lead story tonight: bedlam erupted in the heart of washington, with a chaotic car chase shooting that ended before stunned tourists, lawmakers and congressional staffers. there were unconfirmed reports that the lone suspect was killed. a police officer was injured. the violent conclusion-- with gunshots and a car crash-- came just steps from the capitol grounds after a chase that began at the white house. capitol police say a woman-- apparently with a child in her car-- tried to ram security barricades near the executivepp mansion, then raced up constitution avenue. capitol police chief kim dine: >> a vehicle in vicinity of white house that apparently attempted to pass barricade. attempted to be stopped by secret service uniformed division. they pursued the vehicle. it struck one of our vehicles here at 2nd and con, 1st and con and ultimately ended up, crashed into one of our barricades. >> ifill: an eyewitness outside the capitol, described watching the scene unfold. >> the cops surrounded them and had guns drawn and were yelling to get out of the car and it swung out

methane is one hundred times more potent than carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas so this sudden eruption of methane into the atmosphere then doubled the rate of global warming and that killed off all the life on earth and so . you know what we're what we're pointing it out right now is that that methane is down there again it's still there and you know we need to. be very careful that we don't warm this planet up enough that the methane starts coming out and it's already starting to come out from the siberian tundra right now and of all the different documentaries that i've watched that others have watched about global warming very few actually mention that methane that's on the bottom of the ocean why is this like one of the first times that we're actually hearing about this well it's this is sort of a follow on to your last question why do we talk about the permian and all this because we just discovered this i mean two thousand and two is real recent science and and there's a huge. debate is the wrong word because there's no debate it's an inquiry nobody really knows how much carbon i

flames erupted not far from the bay bridge, crews were battling the fire from a ground and a boat. the california highway patrol shutdown part of the bridge. it is now reported the fire is out. >>> all right. once the sun goes down, head outside tonight. what is that called? arachnid, the meteor shower will sweep across the sky. these are best seen in the evening. you may also see them after the sunsets tomorrow evening. that display is not expected to be as large. it kind of sounds ominous. >> it is ominous. today, we are talking about severe weather. the potential, the slight risk for that. satellite and radar picking up on heavy rain towards the west. west virginia this morning in the thick of things. if you wait for it, we will see the welt weather as well. this is accompanied by a cold front in the area. showers have broken off ahead of the cold front. isolated showers this morning. light in nature. wet weather and heavy rain towards the morning and afternoon. ahead of the cold front it isworm and humid. with that, we are pretty much going to be seeing the potential for severe

that remains of the front of this tractor trailer...covered in soot and water after the fire that erupted when it collided with a church bus on i- 40 in eastern tennessee. the bus carried 18 people -- mostly seniors from front street baptist church in statesville, north carolina...whose pastor spoke overnight. "we do know that there were several that went on to be with the lord." the tennessee highway patrol believes the bus driver lost control... "the bus had a blow-out on one of it's tires. we believe it to be the front steer axle-- steering axle, there, and it caused the bus to lose control." the bus then crossed the median, breaking through cables and crashing into the tractor trailer and an s-u-v. almost immediately, witnesses flooded 9-1-1 dispatch with phone calls. "the first ambulances and fire apparatus were on scene in less than five minutes." the quick response wasn't enough to save at least eight people. the driver of the tractor trailer, six people riding the church bus, and one of three people inside the s-u-v were all killed. "we hope and pray that there will be no more." a

erupted and a [inaudible] metro is promising an investigation. she is concerned no one is looking over their shoulder. >> the ntsb does oversee the safety of the workers create i would feel more comfortable if there was and i said -- an outside entity that was looking into what happened. that metro did not have adequate safeguards in place. tell anybody that is it was duringn the time of the june 22 accident. >> i trust the metro. i take it has turned a new leaf over the last few years. the tristate oversight committee. they will monitor the investigation. casino tooks four in more than $64 million in revenue. that is $19 million increase from september of last year. the bulk of the money was collected at the maryland leftists in our at a run phil mills.- arundel >> researchers found if you look at too many pictures of you getends' meals, tired oft the taste. curb yourelp you cravings. >> a cold front came through. let's get started. fromis a live shot frostburg. will continue from west to east and a lot cooler temperatures. 60 degrees in leesbur

. >> gunfire erupts on capitol hill. ramce say a woman tried to a white house barricade. officers are force to shoot and kill her. >> that was my first response. someone is mad and willing to shoot somebody. >> the deathly car chase may have been motivated by the shutdown on capitol hill. police do think the incident is isolated. >> this is the earliest we have seen the first influenza case in maryland. >> the flu flies into maryland two weeks ahead of schedule. experts are watching for a possible pandemic. good morning. i'm stan stovall. >> i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's.. the warm weather continues. >> it is warm out there. we are seeing temperatures pretty mild already. a warm front up to our north. the showers are up and pennsylvania. you will notice a few more clouds by the afternoon. we're in the mid-60s and close to 70 degrees downtown. mid 80's out there this afternoon with a few afternoon clouds. more significant rain to be possible on monday. more details are coming up. >> good m

. >>> in the four months we spent inside corcoran, our producers saw violence erupt many times. though never between inmates and officers. as we neared the end of our stay, no one foresaw that the greatest threat to corcoran staff might come from an event in a california prison more than 100 miles away. >> three guards and two inmates were taken to area hospitals this afternoon after a stabbing in the maximum security area. two inmates used homemade weapons to stab two sergeants and a correctional officer around 1:00 this afternoon. >> it's significant enough that we lock down statewide the whole system. we made the determination that it had to do with a gang activity and southern hispanic gangs. in this particular case, the attacks seemed unprovoked. so that gave us cause to wonder about how widespread this might be. staff being assaulted and attacked is extremely serious. and we need to take all precautions to make sure that that type of threat doesn't exist on this facility or in this institution. so the decision was made to lock down the southerners, pending the outcome of a

looks beautiful the 14th time it has erupted in 2013. >>> an apartment fire in the bronx claimed three lives. it killed three brothers ages 5, 2 and 4 months their mother and young sister managed to escape. they were treated for smoke inhalation. at least three others were hurt. no word what sparked the blaze. >>> today runners and walkers hit patterson park along with their four legged friends. barktoberfest benefits the baltimore animal care and rescue shelter. after the run and walk check out this one, participants enjoyed food, entertainment, contests, exhibits. that was nice what was that? like a tutu. >> i think it was a tutu. >> wings. >> yeah, bat dogs and dancing dogs. all kinds. >> every kind they are very cute. >> very nice. >> we talked about these cold nights being like two and three dog nights. >> little space heaters. >> not bad a little milder. right now 50 degrees temperatures will reflect that southwest wind. milder air ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 56-degrees today 604 we hit 30 degrees. just got to the low as the sun was coming up. normal temperatures 64 and 42 and we did ge

it's a 24 inch pipe that erupted spewing a geyser of water in the air. no water service customers were effected. >>> a chilly, dreary day outside. it's cloudy, the lack of sunshine making for cooler temperatures today. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. marty's is in the first warning weather center. needed a little coat this morning, marty. >> oh, heat warmer was on in the car, that's for sure. hey, everybody. good afternoon. it's not only clouds dim ing ming sun is that's keeping it cool. we have an easterly flow set up. i say this all the time and it sounds so simple but in the words of the great designer, less is more. where is the air coming from? it's coming off the ocean and the bay which is frankly now cooler than the land dawn to our south and west. when we get that flow on the backside of areas of high pressure that happens. moisture starting to move into the region. here's the visual satellite photo. take a look at these clouds starting to rotate into the area. frankly it's just going to be a foul period. we've been discussing gr

women died in a fire after flames erupted in a limo they were in.hey'll conduct annual safety inspections on limos. >>> 13 people are behind bars tonight following a drug trafficking sweep in alameda county. they seized 1750 marijuana plants and about $4 million from 11 different locations. police also found the bypassed utility meter indicate the theft of the electrical power. >>> toyota was not responsible for a deadly crash in 2009. toyota said the jury concluded that the design did not contribute to the woman's death. her camry sped up to more than 100 miles an hour and crashed into a pole. toyota is facing several claims. this ruling could affect the future cases. >>> with a wave of officers leaving the vallejo police department, questions are being asked about why tax dollars are not being used to hire more officers. >> there are cracks in the road. there is a bump in the road when it comes to the city of vallejo hiring new police officers this year. they decided to slate the money to be used for repaving city streets. some res departments try

neighbors heard an explosion just before the fire erupted at 7:45.o word as to the exact cause. >>> former president jimmy carter and his first lady in the bay area today. the former president is working on installing a front door and the former first lady was vacuuming. this is all for a nonprofit organization, habitat for humanity. yesterday they were in oakland, today in the south bay. the couple who own the home say it's a dream come true. >> [ inaudible ] we live in a one room house. this house is big. [ inaudible ] >> the carters say they love helping out and doing what they can to give people a home. >>> the united states said they are preparing to cut off aid to egypt. us military said all of the aid will not be cut. the obama administration cut some aid the august and some has been an accumulation of events. the united states has not yet officially notified egypt of its decision. >>> you may have noticed it was cooler out there today. it's going to cool off even more. we're see agriculture little bit of cloud cover out there now. it continue

this is the 14th time it's erupted in 2013. >> a shootout in new mexico leaves a gun man dead. it ended at a gas station in albuquerque where the suspect was shot dead. police did not say what sparked the violence and the investigation continues. >>> in california a violent carjacking leaves a man critically injured and the whole thing is caught on camera. surveillance camera catches a man dragging the victim. he noticed the keys in the ignition and he puts the bike in the back and takes off. the victim comes out running. the suspect end up running him over and leaving him for dead and speeding away. >> he ran over by the front tires and the suspect fled. >> the victim suffered a fractured pelvis and fractured ribs and minor bleeding in his brain. >>> a connection is made to the state fair. authorities charge the ride operator for assault with a deadly weapon. as people were walking off it restarted and through them to the ground. five people were injured, and three remain hospitalized tonight. >>> we mourn the loss of an award winning actress. actress marsha wall as has passed

once they get inside, flames quickly erupt in the room. >> so they weren't trying to steal anything. they were seriously just breaking in to set this place on fire. >> absolutely. >> according to the station owner, all their broadcast and transmission equipment was destroyed. this tv station is said to be aligned with opposition but police say they do not believe this is a political attack. they're not back up to full speed. they can't do any live broadcasts but they are back on the air in a limited capacity. the security guard was stabbed in the leg. he has a four-inch wound in his back and he was burned in the arm. so far no arrests have been made. >> now, here in daytona beach, according to the cousin of this man standing right there, they say he was choice by this group of young men. he goes to his own front porch for safety. they've already taken his bike and now they start to beat this kid up. >> what? >> he's only 14 years old. you got this kid punching, kicking and stopping this kid but you see one kid there waiting with a chair. >> is that the other kid holding a cell phone?

after the civil war erupted in the 61, 90 day militias organized to protect washington and the e., and enthusiastic like men hurried to enlist, only to be rejected due to a federal law that the 1992 for bidding colored men to bear arms in the army, even though some had served in both the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. in spite of the law, a number of new englanders known as patriots managed to serve the union without rank at what could be called a first category of blacks who were soldiers. such a pastry with the norwich resident henry johnson born in alexandria, virginia. after attempting to join the local regiment responded for the first call state militia troops, he was refused because of his race. he was however accepted into the second connecticut volunteer infantry as an independent. after the completed duration of three months, he enlisted in the eighth connecticut volunteer infantry participated in july 21, 1861 the first battle will run as it was called by the union and manassas by the confederacy. several later, william henry johnson would participate in the birth tha