the fire extinguisher did not doing his thing?. begin with the smoke was white and fire actually grew up in the slow death if. what was the reaction did you say instantly follow me. >> : used only as were blocked traffic coming from a sponsor of the tunnel was not able to get through these are inside. >> : . >> reporter: different caught seven questions here in two vehicles. see to cars could run fire. it was worse but the havoc inside. very difficult access inside the tunnel limited visibility at the points regular traffic. >> reporter: on comfort cars stood have put more what components go haywire. caltrans is there on seen their serving in the tunnel to insure that all us structurally it is ok for cars to drive through for the public to access the tunnel from their real to the tunnel a lucky spot traffic through 11 to open up. >> reporter: the two cars right there those of the two left lanes of their boat that are open right lanes no cars and buy right now stay tuned will in no of this is cosmetic in the combat the later time an

and there was no fire extinguisher left. i was looking for truck. i said a truck or something big might have some bigger extinguishers. >> jack sees a greyhound bus stopped up the road. >> thank god greyhound happens to be there. >> anybody has a fire extinguisher? you guys have a fire extinguisher? there is a guy burning inside the car. give it to me, guys. come on, guys! >> as they try in vain to douse the flames and extricate alexis, the situation goes from bad to horrific. >> the flames started spreading. i noticed my feet were extremely hot, but i couldn't figure why. when i looked down, i saw that the whole undercarriage of the vehicle was now engulfed in flames, along with the engine compartment. i looked in the vehicle briefly and saw that the flames were starting to come up underneath the dashboard, and were just starting to touch mr. reynoso's feet and legs. >> one thing was going through my mind. get this guy out of there alive quick as possible, as safe way as possible. but at the same time you're thinking what if. >> i looked at my part

at that point in time when i was coming down with the hose of the fire extinguisher, inmate luna had gotten up and had come out the door sideways. when the door opened, i ran out of the room and was sprayed with a fire extinguisher, and i swung at one of the cos that was holding the fire extinguisher trying to put out the fire. >> once he did that, he came over, took a swing and actually did hit me. and i had taken the fire extinguisher and i had actually swung it in defense of myself and hit him in the head, and he was still fighting and still trying to hit me, so i grabbed his arm, and another officer already had his arm. we both had him like that, and we had actually had to take him down. >> it's nothing to be proud of. i don't want to sit here boasting about myself or to be a bad ass or anything like that. it's mindless. it was irresponsible. i got emotional, and i acted without thinking and it led to a lot of chaos. >> i was scared. you never know. i mean, when he was -- we were boxing and he was punching me and i was blocking some of his punches, but he was making contact, and

, the wave extinguisher uses sound waves to douse flames. it works so well, it's almost hard to believe. over and over again. seth robertton's wave extinger douses -- extinguisher douses it with a wave note. >> you need a fuel source and you need oxygen. >> reporter: using xvi hundred dollars of -- $600 of equipment. and a speaker something they call a columnatoo. the students are starving the flame of oxygen. >> these are the compression waves to push the oxygen molecules away from the fuel. >> reporter: they struggled with skeptics both professors and students. >> we originally started with five people and the three others had kind of -- tapped off because they didn't think this was going to be a successful project. >> did it work at first? >> at first it didn't it didn't work at all. >> at first we actually tried ultrasound and we put a lot of money into that and we saw a little bit of results like this flames -- would flicker little bit. it would vibrate but it wasn't anything significant. >> reporter: then they hit on just the right low

the life that has guided is all of these years has been extinguished. we lost our finding father mr. lee kuan yew, who lived and breathed singapore. all of his life.

that's tagging fire extinguishers that has to do with egress. sprinkling certain parts of the buildings and garbage rooms and shoots and storage areas and other amenities that are required. those types of inspections the housing division within the department of building inspection does on an ongoing basis they're occurring right now. we have inspectors out there that do them on a complaint driven basis and systematically as required by the san francisco housing code but let me tell you what we're doing in addition to all of that. when department of building inspection saw a cluster of fires occurring in the mission we immediately instituted a concentrated code enforcement outreach program and that program included defining a concentrated focus code enforcement area. we looked at and identified 126 multiple family dwellings along the mission street corridor from third street all the way out to crocker amazon and six and a half miles and 67 city blocks. we started to do the inspections. we have done about 35 of those because we need to send a com

athennian democracy comes to an end after alexander the great fights a battle that essentially extinguishes it in 322. there were a few skim mitches after that, and i then i write about the period under alexander's general and then you have the rise of rome. the roman republic, articles arguably established in 510, and gradually becoming new institutions being folder. the emergence of the tribune of the -- other new roman institutions until essentially again it's extinguish with a battle 25 years before the birth of christ. and then i write a little bit about the early centuries of the roman empire after the birth of christ. >> host: another one of the ideas and why they matter today, according to professor melissa lane is cosmopolitanism. >> guest: this is very interesting. for the greeks politics was really something that took place in the city state bounded by the city walls and the city's laws. and what happens partly with this breakdown of greek city states and the rise of alexander the great empires in the period, you start to get empires based in egypt based in other -- macedonia and

i used up almost all the fire extinguisher and then put it underneath the pump and blasted him with it. >> following emergency procedure, another sales clerk, kelly chapman, shuts down the power and as captured by the station's surveillance camera calls 911. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> i'm at the gas station. we have a fire. >> where is the fire? >> the pumps. it's at the pump. >> get everyone away from there. we'll send -- >> everybody get away! oh, my god. oh, my god. get away from there! >> are they listening? >> no. you guys, get away from there! please! >> is it an open flame? >> it's an open flame. it is on fire. somebody -- there's an injured man, and the pump is on fire. it's an open flame. >> okay. there is an injured man? >> yes. the pump fell over and i believe it fell on him. he's bleeding from the head. >> okay. can you get him away? >> they're trying, yes. >> the flames are growing. the choking smoke thickening. time is running short as the group frantically tries to rescue the man. >> he yelled, don't let me burn. don't let me die. and get me out of here. get me ou

that's tagging fire extinguishers that has to do with egress. sprinkling certain parts of the buildings and garbage rooms and shoots and storage areas and other amenities that are required. those types of inspections the housing division

i ran out of extinguisher.ll right, i came back with my shovel and put a little fire break right here. at least this house isn't going to burn. >> for the moment, richard has saved a stranger's house and he hopes he helped save his own in the process. but as he races back to his street, he realizes time is running out. smoke is surrounding his home. >> it was getting harder and harder to see, and if you can't see what's coming at you, you might want to get out of the way. >> despite his desperate efforts, richard realizes he will have to leave his house behind and hope for the best. >> as time went on, i was getting more and more concerned. the wind was still going pretty crazy and i was worried that it was going to change directions. and if the wind changed direction, then we were screwed. >> richard finally admits defeat. and grabs his dogs and races away from the scene. >> it's not a good feeling knowing that the next time you come back to your house it's not going to be there. night falls, a caravan of the

fire inspectors found several safety violations, missing fire extinguishers, blocked fire escapes, broken smoke detectors, and locked exits. back to this most recent fire there was at least one code violation here, as well. firefighters found two people sleeping in the liquor store here on the bottom floor. so the city is now focusing on code prevention and fire response. both of those will take money. right now live in san francisco's mission district, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> gunfire at a senior apartment complex in palo alto. two men are dead one found in an elevator, the other in an office building. this happened yesterday afternoon at the apartments. one man had a handgun in his lap so this morning detectives think this may be a murder- suicide. but they still don't know why and they are looking for a motive. >> the fire department got here first and found a man down an adult male. it was apparent to them that he was deceased. he was pronounced. the police arrived soon thereafter. we went in to help fire. upon assisting fire, we found a second person. >> one victim was in his 60s. t

the driver tries a fire extinguisher, but the flames only grow bigger.id smoke fills the mile-long tunnel as everyone inside runs for their lives. where there's smoke, there's fire. seconds later, the truck explodes. more than 100 firefighters respond to the disaster but there's little they can do besides let the fire burn itself out. missile parts litter the road. officials say the explosion is actually caused by the truck's gas tank rupturing, not the solid rocket fuel which burns up in the fire. fortunately, everyone inside the tunnel is able to make it out before the blast, and there are no casualties. >>> january 18th, 2011. a tv news cameraman's videotaping workers responding to a gas leak in the tacony neighborhood of philadelphia when all of a sudden, the ground erupts. >> all you see is just this flash of light and this giant plume of smoke just rocket up into the sky, followed shortly by fire and sparkles of light, and just debris falling all around. >> cameraman jeff nichols captures the yellow-orange fireball. the explosion blows dangerous ch

assistance flowing are everywhere some of the clean amount mess have a dark pictures of the fire extinguishereen leaving a party at usc study but the big war were being offered and where the bay area he's from and the warriors have bonds to in the nba suppose says >> james: the council also uc-berkeley student is missing now for leaving a

rise of rome so the roman republic established and 510 and the emergence of the essentially it is extinguished that the battle is about 20, 25 years before the birth of christ "-end-double-quote about the early centuries of the roman empire. another one of the ideas according to the professor is cosmopolitanism. >> for the greeks, politics is something that took place in that city state and what happens in this period you start to get them based in other parts of the mediterranean people start to think about politics even in principle to extend beyond a particular city wall so this becomes the notion of the first use of the term i am a citizen of the cosmos as opposed to a citizen of athens and data developed into an ethical idea that maybe one can live according to a set of universal values and balls that are not bounded geographically and i think that is the origin of our ideas of the cosmopolitan ethics. >> to declare that you are a cosmopolitan. he banned it in a kind of in-your-face rejecting way. so he often had sex in public and he didn't abide by any of the conventions of clothing more

there was a huge industrial fire extinguisher that used to sit on one of these walls on hooks. three individuals lifted that industrial fire extinguisher off and said work on this window right here. the window began to give in. all three of these windows were taken out. >> once they broke that, they had access to the entire facility. they had full control. >> this is where it all turned bad after they busted up and got their hands on the dope. >> there's different kinds of psychotic drugs and whatever. and everybody was taking them, just went crazy. >> it was a madhouse, it really was. >> guys being stabbed, heads cut off. pipes going through their heads, you know. unimaginable things. you couldn't even think of, you know. >> one of the inmates came down from the dormitory areas. and he had on his belt, tied to his side, the human head of a black man. this individual proceeded to take this head and gripped this head by his hair and he went over to that young guard that was crying, and he ordered that guard to kiss that head. and the inmates recorded in cellblock four never had

inspectors say there was numerous violations including missing extinguishers, locked escapes. >> this is to send a message to the owner, they are responsible to make sure the building is safe. >> reporter: the building inspection fast tracked complaints to three other buildings for repeated safety code violations. the complaints allege missing or nonworking smoke detectors, blocked fire escapes and chained exit doors. the dvi though says it is understaffed. it hopes tenants will complain in order to make building owners compliant. >> we don't want to put them in jail or punish them. we want them to do their job to make sure to protect the lives. >> reporter: the cause of this fire is still under investigation. a go fund me account has been set up to help the surviving family. >>> east bay mud is proposing a $1.8 million budget. and some customers could see their bills go up depending on how much water they use. east bay mud says the lack of rain coupled with aging pipelines are the big factors here. east bay mud may have to buy water which would be costly and the biggest capital expen

the apartment upstairs it, evacuated just before 1:00 this morning as crews work to extinguish the flames. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> another vigil will be held tonight to honor one of philadelphia's finest, pennsylvania state senator anthony williams and other community members plan to play homage to police officer wilson. crowds gathered outside the home of the fallen officer last night. candles were lit. people shared stories of the 30 year old officer described as a family man. even those who admitted to not knowing wilson came to pay theirs cents who was shot and killed at a game stop last thursday night. >> to do what he did just goes beyond understanding. but it takes a brave man, and i think it takes a very spiritual prayer full man. >> tonight candles light vigil for police officer robert wilson the third will be held test basketball courts 61st and to it scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. police trying to determine if the accused killers of officer wilson are behind the trunk of robberies in north philadelphia. >> let's go to steve keeley for, that liver

firefighters extinguished the flames from two car fires.the c-h-p says, a ford taurus slammed into the back of a saturn. which had slowed or stopped in traffic. the ford burst into flames. cal-trans called- in an engineer to inspect the bore for structural damage from the fire. that snarled the morning commute for several hours. no injuries were reported. >> reporter :it's a comfortable evening temperatures behind the front or cities in the lower 60s. a bit monday, before in san jose 6 t three in livermore. 50 ft. behind the front. very light sprinkles stretching up north into fairfield as we speak. the front is falling apart. it actually is waiting for this system to pick up the moisture and peeled off. to the off you concede a fairly clear skies off to the west. that's a nice bubble of high pressure that will begin to build along the coastline as we head into tomorrow afternoon. most sleep brings little showers till about 1:00 a.m.. other than that it will be clear. if you packets of low clouds as it had to tomorrow morning. but we're loo

fire inspectors found several safety violations missing fire extinguishers, blocked fire escapes, broken smoke alarms and locked exits. back out here live now talking about this most recent fire, at least one code violation here, too. two people were found sleeping in the liquor store on the bottom floor here of this building. so two issues the city has to deal with, response time and code inspections. both of those will take money. live in san francisco's mission district anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a san francisco police officer has turned in his badge as part of a scandal involving racist and homophobic texts. michael robinson resigned after 23 years on the force. he was once featured on the cover of the advocate. police department is investigating more than 10 other officers to see if they were involved. >>> later today, in oakland, the city council will vote on the coliseum city project. this is oakland's $2 billion plan to keep the raiders and a's happy and not leave town. the plan is to build up to three new stadiums at the current coliseum site along with apartments and retail. the

every house should have a fire extinguisher yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home how are you going to cook? >> well, i wouldn't recommend cooking inside of the house. you have to go outside and use a portable stove or something else. >> so it wouldn't be safe to use your fireplace to cook? >> not at first. you should check it by a professional first. >> outside should be a safe place to cook as long as you stay away from buildings and doors and windows. >> yes. that will be fine. >> here we have some alternative cooking areas. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for

over and over again seth robertson wave the extinguisher douses burning alcohol with just its rumbling bass note. >> you need heat, you need a fuel source, you need oxygen. >> reporter: using $600 of equipment -- amps, a speaker, something they call a columnator, the students are starving the flame of oxygen. >> the sound pushes the oxygen molecules away from the fuel. >> did it work at first? >> at first, it didn't. it didn't work at all. >> reporter: and then they hit on just the right low note. lots of questions about how to take this device to scale, how to turn it from amazing parlor trick into practical fire fighting tool. >> we think that with a little more design, a little more money and time, we could make it happen. >> all about the bass, no treble. by the way, sometimes genius inventors are rebels. they risked getting an f on their final project, but they instead came up with something potentially revolutionary. >>> a maryland mom of a 10-year- old autistic boy had a scare when her son disappeared last week. police found him quickly with the help of an automatic tracking bra

the quick thinking bus driver noticed the smoke got all 35 students off safely and used a fire extinguisher to put the fire out. no word on how it started. >>> okay. i appreciate you being honest about the weed. i do smell weed. thank you for being honest. >> this dash cam video was just released and contradicts comments made by empire actress t taraji p henson. after seeing that video she's apologized. >> reporter: sometimes as humans we overreact without gathering the facts. i overreacted and for that i apologized. thank you so that officer for being kind to my son. her public apology on her instagram comes days after she claimed in a magazine article that her son had been racially profiled. >> you know why i pulled you over? >> reporter: during this traffic stop by glendale police, police say he was stopped after he made an illegal lane change in front of them and drove through a crosswalk. >> the person was walking by. >> reporter: the department releasing the entire 40-minute long traffic stop to nbc 4 captured by the officer's dash cam they say to set is record straight. police a add

they noticed the fire on a back patio and called sunday and made an effort using a garden hose to extinguish the fire but it had grown to a size they could not control it. >> it was burning a napa apartment building on brown street at 10:30 last might and was threatening another apartment building across the driveway. >> i heard "fire fire, fire." >> elizabeth was in bed across from the fire in a building and a neighbor knocked on her door and told her to get out and move the car out of the fire's path. >> i went to manufacture my car and there were giant flames coming out of one window and billowing black smoke out of the other. it was a big fire. >> residents came outside from nearby to see what was going on. a crowd gathered to take it in. >> it was really a full raging fire. you see it on tv all the time but i could not believe it. it was amazing. >> two of the apartment units in the burned building were occupied. a woman lives in and was not home at time and the couple who lived in the other and made it out okay. their homes appear to be destroyed. firefighters were able to keep the fir

fortunately there is someone there with a fire extinguisher. >> using a wine bottle. hard core wine bottle. i don't know i've never throne a molotov cocktail. >> they can use this video for future training. >> yeah next time they pick that guy, you know how to make and throw a molotov cocktail. ♪ ♪ red, white, blue♪ >> remember she's guys? "proud of who i am," all about member and women served in armed forces and america loved. we loved it. this is the debut here on "right this minute," first music video "our kinda life." ♪ where we go jacked up trucks ♪ ♪ ain't just for show got to keep that mudslinging ♪ ♪ engine singing crazy out in the woods ♪ ♪ dogs barking fire started ♪ ♪ doing everything we know we should ain't nothing wrong ♪ ♪ with your life jacks up truck ♪ ♪ mud on the tires♪ >> you've got the trucks the mudslinging, beer pong the dog. this is just perfect country video. they haven't released their full album yet but this song "our kinda life" available on itunes starting march 9th. ♪ they are funding this themselves. in fact they've created a kickstarter

inspectors have found many buildings with code violations, including fire extinguishers that need servicing, fire alarms that don't work and emergency doors and stairways that are blocked or locked. making tenants nervous. >> it's dangerous, because the door is stuck. it's really bad. >> the director of building inspections is asking the city attorney to take immediate legal action against landlords who don't bring their buildings up to code. landlords could face fines up to $1,000 a kay for violations. >>> a teenage girl died from injuries she sustained during a fire in the mission district last week. the 13-year-old suffered smoke inhalation. her father also died in that fire. investigators are still looking for the course. >> 6:04 now. >>> animal control workers in east bay are warning people about rabid bats. four infected bats have turned up in the last two weeks. two in fremont, one in san leandro, one in sunol. the health department says if you find a dead or injured bat, leave it alone and call animal control immediately. humans can contract rabies by just touching a bat's saliva. >

the light that guided us all these years has been extinguished.r founding father, mr. lee kuan yew, who lived and breathed singapore all his life. termhe man who coined the for the brick nations says it may be time to think about removing russia. interview, he said he imf add to the basket. i think it is for obvious reasons. represents thet ongoing aspect of what has been happening for the past many particularly the huge important in world trade they -- world trade. i don't think we should have seen so dismissed as in 2010. i think it is going to take the -- to do it. at the moment i am assuming it owing to happen. quite what would it mean to the value of the renminbi? >> i'm not sure. think the weakness going to be temporary. i think it is part and parcel of up, andp, -- growing the chinese are trying to deliberately introduce more volatility. these days when people ask about the euro i say it's going to go up and down. >> a year ago you said short the euro. you made the right call. >> i am kicking myself. i know why i am not using other people's

. >> the guys come back inside and help extinguish the flames as halle calls 911. >> we immediately rushedd just tried to fill up, anything -- we tried to fill up water containers to try to put out the fire. >> they were getting water and tossing it everywhere. i just remember, no, there, everywhere i saw fire, no, there. in there, in there. get it in there, hurry. because i was confused and panicked. >> the camera operator is holding the camera by his side. so, it's not really good coverage of the flames. but yeah, we just tried to throw as much water as we could on top of the fire. >> firefighters arrive on the scene as halle and the guys finish extinguishing the last of the flames. but question remains, why did the spray can burst into a fireball to begin with? >> the fire chief came in and he looked around. he goes, oh, you had your pilot light to your stove right here and the fumes caught it. >> it's not the story they intended to shoot, but the pet collective team posts the video online anyway because the internet loves dogs and explosions. it goes viral. >> it became way bigger than

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. ♪ was blind but now i see ♪ >> a bright light among us was extinguished on tuesday night. [ singing> we haven't had an officer involved shooting since 2001. and we always say that and hope and think that is the last one. >> reporter: police chief larry esqulvel was off duty when he got the call that his officer had been shot and killed in the line of duty. >> it was the most difficult call i had taken. he loved his job. >> reporter: officer michael johnson was trained in crisis intervention like the one he was called to. but he was fatally shot before he could even talk to scott dunham. >> it is difficult for us. it is difficult for myself as a chief to understand knowing that one of my officers paid the ultimate price. >> reporter: the chief says since tuesday, the communities rallied around the force. at two memorials for johnson friday, many shook hands, thanks, and even hugged officers. >> they do so much for us to protect us. i'm just sad. this man came out here to do his job. you know. he didn't know he wasn't going to make it back home. >> reporter: a tragedy that united a co

>> reporter: antique fire extinguisher worth $75. >> this has to be empty or you can't sell that becausechemicals inside. >> this is a first. >> reporter: a night vision scope worth about $150. >> oh, yeah. this is awesome. >> reporter: and a pair of plastic swords. there are plenty of items that are treasures to someone but not to bantle. >> family photos. i'm sure he'd like to keep those. >> reporter: most of the garage gold comes in tiny nuggets. >> everybody has old computers in their garage. especially desktops. then you start thinking what am i going to do with this? if you fix that up put new software on, you can sell it for $5 $75, $100. >> reporter: even the stuff you might be tempted to junk may not be. unused cleaning supplies are hot items at flea marks. >> there's a place for everything, basically. >> reporter: user manuals are popular too. >> we're getting a section in our ebay store that's going to be all manuals. they sell so well. a lot of people don't like to download stuff, they like the hard copy of it. >> reporter: old electrical cords can be melted down for copper.

it's not clear what parked the fire but unusually dry conditions are making it turn to extinguish. p. >>> coming up on 4:41 now for us it's little bit of rain, certainly clouds to deal with this morning. >> amelia segal here now. a little rain? >> absolutely. i'm tracking some sleet and reports of snow mixing in although the radar not picking up on that. but you can see impacting parts of anne arundel, prince george's county down through southern maryland and up through baltimore. this activity continues to push off to the east. we're only dealing with this through about 8:00 9:00 a.m. and then after that a dry day and a nice spring afternoon. so your monday weather impacts traveling early this morning dealing with light rain, snow and damp complains early. but by 9:00 10:00 we should be drying out. exercising outdoors today, you'll be just fine for the midday and afternoon hours. great evening to go for a run outside, walking the dog. warmer today than yesterday. yes the high was 49. today a high of 60. and we'll hit that around 3:00 this afternoon. again, the shower threat comes

when a ladder they were lowering after extinguishing a minor bedroom blast touched an electrical line. >> very frightening close call. i talk to both members. they say exactly the the same thing. >> his arm went from holding the ladder to dropped down to the side of the ground and he passed right out. >> reporter: protective gear of the more seriously injured fire fighter robert take already a 14 year veteran was pulled off of him by medics rushing to help. >> they laid them out and started unputting on his uniform and all that and they started working on him vigorously report rorrer fire officials a say fortunately the ladder after hitting the wire leaned back against the house, instead of staying in contact with the current. because, they say that wire carried a large amount of electricity. >> somewhere around 7500 volts. so this could have been a much worse incident when you think bit. so those members are blessed. >> reporter: the less seriously injured fire fighter, identified as eugene colter a nine year veteran now at home recovering. fire fighter taylor expect to be kept overn

inside that warehouse, fire extinguishers are halved. no reports of any injuries. but fire investigators are still trying to determine what caused the massive blaze. >>> happening right now we're closely watching this spring snowstorm. here is a live look outside of our storm team 4 weather deck. just raining right now in northwest washington. chuck bell is back at 4:41 with a look at whether your neighborhood will see rain or snow today. >>> also ahead, new information on the can deadly you museum attack in tunisia. who is claiming responsibility. >>> and how on to make your trip to the cherry blossom festival is breeze when you take the metro. >>> a promise from the d.c. government that it hopes to smooth your commute. they plan to hold its pothole apolooza next week and plans to accelerate its response time the aim is 48 hours after the report comes in. you can see the iteam investigation into how long d.c. takes to fill potholes and learn how to report them take helps them get filled faster. just go to the investigations session on the nbc washington app. >>> w

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misguided acts that were inexcusable, admitted the explosions extinguished three lives. among those victims, 8-year-old martin richards. the prosecutors showed his smiling face and graphically detailed his death as his parents wiped away tears. taking the stand today, rebekha gregory, remembers hearing her son calling mommy, mommy and thinking to herself, god, if this is it, take me, but let me know noah is okay. cindy was badly wounded. i remember feeling i was just going to sleep, felt almost peaceful, she said. i was fading fast. sarah wants to see tsarnaev punished. >> i think it's important that somebody like that isn't ever out in the public again. >> reporter: the jury made up of ten women and eight men will also be shown never-before-seen surveillance video of the defendant placing the pressure cooker bomb right behind a row of children. he pretended to be a spectator but had murder in his heart, the prosecutor said. adding, he believed he was a soldier in a holy war against americans. the defense tried to shift the blame to tsarnaev's older brother tamerlan who

amy of the neighborhood for divisadero for the sustainable development and this falls into the extinguishing part and sustainable part we need venues in order to support our local artists and musicians and great to be joining in today with senator edwards legislation i want to remind everyone here that supervisor breed which she was campaigning to district 5 came to my event at the harding theatre she campaigned at my event so it's great to see she's supported night life it will directly benefit the haergd theatre project that will insure if there recent condos built there that the people that are moving in won't be able to complain about the hooergd as a venue when this stage is in full operation it will hopefully be sooner than later and on a personal level i he was the born in berkley but raised in santa fe my first show was at the super chunk and saw a small band when i was at uc santa clara and the independent as a designation one of the only designation points of divisadero and that's because of the redevelopment that occurred in the are western emission and eminent domain was there to

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