. >>> playing diva with firecracker firecrackers. >> that's right. >> we have a combination of videosturing odd animal duos. the first one -- a video of a kangaroo named rusty. the dog, bella, apparently the two grew up together. they used to bottle feed the kangaroo. the kangaroo looks like it gets the dog in a head lock at one point. while the dog is tes a boot to midsection. gets him in the neck. >> looks like they're having a good time. >> generally kangaroos pack a punch this one seems friendly. >> the dog has the lower center of gravity which can be an advantage in a fight like this. the kangaroo can do the hop. he put the dog in a head lock. i think my $5 on the kangaroo was well spent. >> no blood. no injuries. fair fight. >>> from those two to these two, this video at the san diego zoo. just a monkey taking a ride on his hippo friend. >> my gosh. this is awesome. >> he's having a snack up there, too. >> this is like a freeloader friend. >> like a buddy cop duo. one is always the muscle. one is always the crafty one with brains. >>> this may look like the deserts, but this sta

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investigators believe someone toss that had firecracker beneath the van. the driver resumed making deliveries once bomb squad determined there was no danger. >> crews scrambled at san jose international airport for what turned out to be a false alarm. a southwest jet with 148 passengers and crew coming in with a possible blown tire there. was concern because sky 7 hd was shortly after flight 10:30 landed. emergency crews were not needed and landing turned out routine, southwest says the pilot never had to warn passengers. we're learning more about the crash of asiana flilt 2146789 abc 7 news learned three of the four people are asiana flight attendants two. women ejected during the crash. san francisco general treating two women, both remain in critical condition and will likely be there for several more weeks. another flight attendant at stanford from thailand and are told she's in good condition. >> we're taking a look at a frab brix plant this, is a look inside xkt engineering in vallejo. it's making the kpoent that's will compensate for bolts. caltrans

this one isn't scared by firecrackers. these days, brown bears are losing their fear toward humans and entering residential areas. brown bears sometimes even break car windows. the local people are starting to be concerned. >> translator: it's scary. we don't allow our children to play outside. >> reporter: last year, the nature foundation had 2,000 reports of bear sightings on the peninsula. many people come to the area around the lakes, including visitors from abroad. this mother and cub were spotted close to the side of the road. they showed no aversion to people. >> translator: don't get out. >> reporter: scouts from the foundation were encouraged not to approach the bears. eventually the bears retreat into the thick for esht. in the past, major campaigns were conducted each year in hokkaido. bears were hunted to deter them from attacking people. financial incentives were offered for killing bears. and the number of hunters gru. by the 1980s, there were concerns that the bears might be extinct. so the campaigns were en

. >> the firecrackers, you safed in? >> what about you, daddy? >> we'll be back before you wake up and we'll be fine. >> you have pans -- plans for the night? >> meet up with the fellows and head out to the city. >> why don't you take the train out there that way you can hang out and not have to worry about anything. >> hey, oscar, how are you? >> good, i'm good. happy new year's. >> happy new year's. [ indiscernible ] >> hey! >> get off the train now! but that phone away. >> are you still on the train? >> we're still at fruitvale. >> why can't you tell me what is going? what is the problem? what did do you? >> oh, my gosh! >> good, a.m. good. we'll be good. we're going to be good. . >> wow! very powerful. and there seems to be many parallels between the two tragedies, treyvon martin, oscar grant, and here to help us understand why and how this happened is bay area's very own rock lawyer; mr. john burriss. it's a pleasure to you have. >> it's been awhile. >> it has been awhile. -- been awhile and looking at that clip? >> it's always painful to me

those are just firecrackers. you're safe and sound with your cousins. >> what about you, daddy? to be fine. i'll tell you what though. when you wake up in the morning, we're going to play candyland. and then, guess what we're going to do after that? >> go to the park? >> better. >> toys 'r' us? >> way better than that. >> what? >> i don't know. maybe chuck e. cheese? >> really? >> i promise. daddy's gonna give you tokens. we're going to play all the games. okay? then we gonna get your favorite pizza. going to eat it all up. even mom is going to have carbs. >> what's a carb? >> you ain't got to worry about that right now. >> jay: wow. so good. [ cheers and applause ] >> that girl is amazing. >> jay: i got to ask you. now, there's a rumor -- >> rumor? >> jay: that you're playing the human torch in the "fantastic four" movie. is that correct? >> that's correct that there is a rumor. yes, yes, yes. no, it's no secret that the director, josh trank, is a good buddy of mine. you know, if the opportunity came about, i wouldn't say no. >> jay: sounds good. michael, good politician answer

investigators believe someone tossed a firecracker near fifth. >> two suspected marijuana agreers appeared in court to answer charges of keeping a teen-aged girl at their sex slave. prosecutors claim the 15-year-old victim was held inside of this box, if you can imagine. sheriff provided pictures of the crime scene, agents uncovered 1300 pot plants and a number of weapons. investigators say the victim was forced to process marijuana plants. >> the counsel general of korea hosted a lunchen for those who rushed into action following the asiana airlines crash at sfo. he offered thanks to the rescuers. he says he wanted this lunchen to express deep gratitude to those he calls here qlos. we couldn't overcome the difficulties of the situation he mentioned police officer jim cunningham, who went into the burning plane without protective gear to rescue passengers. but cunningham wants others to share the credit. >> this is like everybody else blocking and people did hard work there. >> some offered vital, behind the scenes support like salvation army translator autos we are from the charity. we we

investigators believe someone tossed a firecracker near fifth. >> two suspected marijuana agreers appeared in court to answer charges of keeping a teen-aged girl at their sex slave. prosecutors claim the 15-year-old victim was held inside of this box, if you can imagine. sheriff provided pictures of the crime scene, agents uncovered 1300 pot plants and a number of weapons. investigators say the victim was forced to process marijuana plants. >> the counsel general of korea hosted a lunchen for those who rushed into action following the asiana airlines crash at sfo. he offered thanks to the rescuers. he says he wanted this lunchen to express deep gratitude to those he calls here qlos. we couldn't overcome the difficulties of the situation he mentioned police officer jim cunningham, who went into the burning plane without protective gear to rescue passengers. but cunningham wants others to share the credit. >> this is like everybody else blocking and people did hard work there. >> some offered vital, behind the scenes support like salvation army translator autos we are from the charity. we we

the bans would cover items such as hammers, wrenches, and firecrackers.id the ban was too broad, and it could end up banning protest signs and other eye tells. the council agreed to make some changes to address those concerned. >>> daly city are asking for the public's help to find a 30- year-old woman who disappeared two days ago, along with her small dog. she has not been seen since monday. she left home in a mercedes. she had her 1-year-old yorkshire terrier with her. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call police. ♪ [ music ] >>> temperatures today 81 in fairfield. it was 87 in antioch. some temperatures a little below average throughout the bay area. temperatures tomorrow, slightly cooler than these. so we're going to see a little bit more cooling, as that fog really pushes inland. it's not there right now. the fog is going to fill back in, and we'll get a push to the san bruno gap in hayward. kind of a slow burn off, and the daytime highs end up like this. what you're going to notice is oranges and reds, 80s, and 90s, are east of

the bans would cover items such as hammers, wrenches, and firecrackers.id the ban was too broad, and it could end up banning protest signs and other eye tells. the council agreed to make some changes to address those concerned. >>> daly city are asking for the public's help to find a 30- year-old woman who disappeared two days ago, along with her small dog. she has not been seen since monday. she left home in a mercedes. she had her 1-year-old yorkshire terrier with her. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call police. ♪ [ music ] >>> temperatures today 81 in fairfield. it was 87 in antioch. some temperatures a little below average throughout the bay area. temperatures tomorrow, slightly cooler than these. so we're going to see a little bit more cooling, as that fog really pushes inland. it's not there right now. the fog is going to fill back in, and we'll get a push to the san bruno gap in hayward. kind of a slow burn off, and the daytime highs end up like this. what you're going to notice is oranges and reds, 80s, and 90s, are east of

. >> i thought it was firecrackers. the next thing i knew one of the secret service agents behind me just seized me here at the waist and plunged me head first into the limo. >> the agent is 50-year-old jerry parr, head of reagan's secret service detail. >> i'm sure i hit my radio or my gun or something hit him in the back. >> and i said, jerry, get off. i think you have broken a rib. >> jerry parr is looking out the window, and he is pulling out this way. he says three men down. a bullet mark in the left window. he knows there's been an assassination attempt, and that limo is alone. >> not fired shots fired. >> parr checks reagan out really quickly. reagan thinks he is okay, but he rubs a hand up under his coat. i felt around his belt with my hands. no blood. rubbed my hand under his arm. no blood. >> raw hyde is rated secret service, and on this day there's no better code name for a president than rawhide for ronald reagan. >> back to the white house. >> we're going to ground. back to the white house. back to the whit

man, that is one big-ass firecracker. fuse and everything. what are you gonna do with this, dork? makes of him. leave it alone. it's ours! "leave it alone!" or what, wuss? light it up, griff. (yelling angrily) broke my nose! kill him. (screaming) what? the rocket's mine, numb-nuts. wait up. deviated my septum, little bastard. (whistling) you hear that? still whistles when i breathe. got your asses kicked by a couple 12-year-olds? seth wanted that rocket real bad. he was crazy enough to take us on for it. hey, i was honest with you. that's got to be worth something, right? rush: right. we'll get back to you, malcolm. no, you won't. i been in here long enough. i ain't stupid, but hey... tell bobby his big brother says hello, would you? mack: uh, took you long enough. thank you. (both chuckling) never much into housekeeping. those interviews that you took from the boys in the neighborhood... those interviews still got them? that you took i got everything. so, where do you want to start? seth rdgren, bobby kent, and chuck pierce. you ever have a case like this? you know, one that stic

when it goes down, strikes the match heads, basically acts like a firecracker and shoots the shrapnel. >> the majority of inmate-manufactured weapons or shanks, designed for slashing and stabbing. the ease and with lethal weapons are made is shocking. this san quentin inmate who goes by the name speedy, agreed to show correctional staff and "lockup" cameras just how simple it can be. he starts by using a roll of toilet paper as a crude forge to melt plastic coffee cup lids. >> i'm making a weapon right now. melting this plastic down into a shape. what i'm dying i'm trying to get a little wad of it to where i have something to work with, you know what i mean? right now what i'm doing, i'm molding. this is like playing with clay. what i'm doing is, is i got to get it all to this way like here and then once i get it like this -- i'll show you. >> i think it amazes me how fast it can be made and sometimes who's it's used for. sometimes for us. sometimes for another inmate. >> got to have air going to the bottom of this thing or else it will start smoking real bad. i'm letting it get in th

. >> i thought it was firecrackers. and the next thing i knew, one of the secret service agents behind me just seized me here by the waist and plunged me headfirst into the limo. >> the agent is 50-year-old jerry parr, head of reagan's secret service detail. >> as we go in, i go in on top of him. i'm sure i hit my radio or my gun or something hit him in the back. >> and i said, jerry, get off, i think you've broken a rib of mine. >> jerry parr is looking out the window, he's pulling out this way. he says three men down, a bullet mark in the left window. he knows there's been an assassination attempt and that limousine is alone. parr checks reagan out really quickly. he seems okay. reagan thinks he's okay. >> i rub my hands up under his coat, felt all around his belt with my hands. no blood. ran my hands up under his arms, no blood. >> rawhide is reagan's secret service code name. on this day there's no better code name for a president than rawhide for ronald reagan. >> we're going to ground. >> back to the white house,

it turned out an m-80 firecracker was thrown under the van. nothing in the van exploded. he was allowed to continue on his way. no harm, no foul. >>> well, here we go again as i was saying. b.a.r.t. unions say if they go on strike, they'll let the public know by tomorrow night at midnight when a 72-hour strike notice would begin. advance notice that the trains would stop running. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez with the latest on the talks. >> both sides of the talks came ready to move things forward. >> you've seen all the food hauled in. we're prepared to negotiate. >> this morning, b.a.r.t. management spent most of the day explaining to the unions what it sees as the best they can offer. >>> we made adjustments so that everyone sees more money in their pocket. the calculations we've run show that all employees will receive a 1% net gain and not only that, they can get more money in their pocket if they choose a cheaper medical premium. >> the union says the workers deserve a better offer. >> for me, personally, i commute an hour each way. i don't live in the bay ar

. >> firecrackers. >> bottles. >> when i was working, the engine has been hit with that stuff.lling, cussing. it's a total different game than how it was a few years ago. >> it's pretty convenient to blame your overpaid firefighters for your problems, right up until your house is on fire. still, riding with these guys, i couldn't help but notice how committed they are to the job. in spite of cuts that make their jobs harder and harder and put their livelihood and retirement in doubt, their number one priority is protecting the people in the city of stockton. even when the city can't protect them. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop, spot, and report fraud. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. i was having trouble i was having trouble gett

then the proximity to israel, it's like throwing matches into a box of firecrackers and the potentialt. that's raising anxiety here. they are trying to get things back together but maybe pretty the dow up a little bit but it doesn't look like it's going to work very well. >> does it make the taper less likely? with the other deadlines we have on capitol hill, do you think the fed will be more dofish as a result of this? >> they would love to taper but it's going to be difficult for mr. bernanke to keep a straight face and say this is a data driven decision. unless he gets a miracle with the payrolls, i think it's going to be tough to justify tapering. >> we'll leave it there. thank you very much. ahead on the show, winners on the down day for the dow. >>> we're now down 123 points. obviously front and center what's going to happen with syria. my suspicion is the news that will more likely like out from potential european partners be that the french or british, but we'll watch over the next 24 hours of those individual stocks on the move today, sears was higher on section overall but i

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it was automatic, like a string of firecrackers, i dropped to the floor, then it stopped and i crawledut the side door. >> he exited the building and returned to the parking lot, where he retrieved a handgun from his vehicle. he then again reapproached the building and entered the building, gunfire the weapon. >> the terrifying ordeal reportedly coming to an end when local official bernie coulson grabbed nuell in a bear hug, wrestling the gun away. the man wanted revenge after the property where he lived was condemned thursday. he had a long standing feud with the township, with neighbors complaining his land became a junk yard and he was living there without a septic system. cenk: on the guy who did the attacking, ana just said ooh, right? i hear you. if you hear the guy's story, he's a killer at this point and i've got no sympathy for him. before he took this crazy action, he said look, i of $600 that i get in benefits, that's all i have, you want me to take care of my property and you'll take it away from me if i don't, but i don't have the money for it. you're just going to come an

[gunshots] >> eyewitness: and i heard this pop in the hall, it sounded like a firecracker.s fighting out there, i hear a shot, and just as i said that the chamber door opened and marion barry fell in, grasping his stomach, and said, "i've been shot!" >> johnson: there was a session going on inside council chambers. >> mcneil: marion was on the elevator coming back from lunch, elevator door opened...boom! >> eyewitness: they took his coat off and took his shirt off, and you could see the blood gushing, you know, from between his fingers. >> johnson: obviously, one of the big questions is, how seriously is he wounded? is he going to live? >> berry: everyone was, "oh my god, he's shot, he's gonna die!" "oh, he's gonna live!" now he comes out with a bandage. well, he's a hero, like coming back from the war. >> barry: i guess the bullet probably ricocheted or something because if it had a direct hit, the doctors say that would have, you know, 'cuz it's right in my heart area, it would've gone through my heart and i wouldn't have been talking to you. >> berry: it was a politician

the oakland city council has given tentative approval to hot ban hammers, wrenches and firecrackers atotests. the council's vote yesterday came more than two weeks after a waiter was struck in the face with a hammer. this happened during a protests following george zimmerman's acquital in the murder of unarmed teen, trayvon martin. protestors also smashed store windows and vandalized businesses during during the demonstrations. the council will have to vote on the measure again in september before it can become law. it has now been three weeks since 21- month-old daphne webb was reported missing. police say she was taken from her father's car outside a supermarket in east oakland. dozens of friends, family and supporters gathered for a vigil in daphne's honor wednesday night. they prayed for the toddler's safe return. daphne's mother was understandably distraught. loved ones reminisced about the happy baby they know and love. daphne's father -- anthony webb was originally arrested for child endangerment but released. he has been working with police. kron4 morning news's packages after

. >> i thought it was firecrackers.ist and plunged me headfirst into the limo. >> the agent is 50-year-old jerry parr, head of reagan's secret service detail. >> as we go in, i go in on top of him. i'm sure i hit my radio or my gun or something hit him in the back. >> and i said, jerry, get off, i think you've broken a rib of mine. >> jerry parr is looking out the window, he's pulling out this way. he says three men down, a bullet mark in the left window. he knows there's been an assassination attempt and that limousine is alone. parr checks reagan out really quickly. he seems okay. reagan thinks he's okay. >> i rub my hands up under his coat, felt all around his belt with my hands. no blood. ran my hands up under his arms, no blood. >> rawhide is reagan's secret service code name. on this day there's no better code name for a president than rawhide for ronald reagan. >> we're going to ground. >> back to the white house, back to the white house, rawhide is okay. >> we interrupt, there's been a late development, shots re

. >> it sounded like dynamite or loud firecrackers. >> reporter: callers to 911 described how she andrled the explosives at homes. >> there was plastic bottles. >> reporter: the bombs were homemade. ordinary water bottles, filled with legal household chemicals the teenagers picked up at walmart. the devices had the explosive power to remove a limb. the four teenagers admitted they threw the bombs to scare their other friends. kendra gill is taking responsibility publicly. saying she wasn't thinking about what she was doing. >> we didn't think about what were we doing at the time. we didn't know it would get to this point. we just, you know, meant for it to be a practical joke. and never had any intentions to harm anyone. >> reporter: gill has resigned her title, her scholarship and the chance to compete for miss utah so she can focus on her criminal defense. >> this was a pank. the state is trying to send a message that if you're going to do a prank, stick with toilet paper. >> reporter: her behavior one rowdy night, undermining the traditional beauty queen image of world peace, landi

"it was automatic like a string of firecrackers," he told the paper. "i dropped to the floor.stopped, and i crawled out the side door." >> he then exited the building and returned to the parking lot where he retrieved a handgun from his vehicle. he then again reapproached the building and entered the building again firing the weapon. >> reporter: the terrifying ordeal reportedly coming to an end when local official bernie kozen grabbed newell in a bear hug and helped wrestle his gun away before using it to shoot newell in the leg. police now believe newell wanted revenge after the property where he lived was condemned thursday. he reportedly had a long-standing feud with the township, with neighbors complaining his land had become a junk yard, and that he was living there without a septic system. police are reportedly sending search dogs to the alleged gunman's property in fear that he may have set booby-traps all while the small town's grief is displayed on the local paper. josh. >> aditi roy, thank you for that. >> we're going to turn now to that news breaking overnight. ame

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little atomic bombs in japan and they were little compared to what we've got today, they were just firecrackersand yet what did they experience? tremendous wind that even blew existing buildings down. that's all part of it. the heat and the fire and the wind, see? all right so i think this is a perfect description of how it will finally come to its end. "and there will be a great whirlwind raised up from the borders of the earth (now verse 33.) the slain of the lord" why? because he is pouring out his wrath on christ rejecting mankind. it isn't that he's unfair. he has given now over 2000 years of grace and mercy and they still scorn it. all right, so "the slain of the lord shall be from that day from one end of the earth to the other. they shall not be lamented. (there'll be no funeral services.) they won't even be gathered." the undertakers won't have to grin one iota. there won't be any to embalm. "they'll not be gathered nor buried. they shall be as dung (or refuse) upon the ground." that's going to be the final outpouring of god's wrath on this planet. all right, come back with me then to