every fireplace? >> you want to make sure the damper is working in the shut position and you do not have the fire on so you're not losing energy for the outside and it is easy to open when you're going to use a fire. you want to lubricate that and make sure it works properly, you want to make sure the door is sealed so if it is a gas unit, there is no gas leaking into your room, and if you have a wood burning fireplace you should have every summer or once a year, you should have your chimney cleaned out because chimney fires are a huge cost of residential fires and that is when the chimneys are not cleaned out, they are fire starters there. so it is critical that if you are going to use a wood burning fireplace, you ain't it out once a year. >> people often say you should bring your water hero. we have such clean water in san francisco, i have not seen that to be an issue. but if you need to take action, not in san francisco. it is not an issue. this is your emergency water supply. make sure they are

so, i added on a huge area where you have a play room, a tv, a fireplace.the same time, you can look out at this beautiful view, and it's just a great hangout room. and looking down in the kitchen, you have the fan here. things are moving in the house. they're not stagnant. the house has character. and as we talked about, another unique room which has everything in it. the headboard and drawers, they are all part of the same wood, so it all flows together. and as we go down the hallway, we get to a wine cellar that holds 1,000 of your best wines with a stainless steel floor. and we have a jumping room, which is literally two trampolines that your child can play in. and to continue that on, i've put a complete gym. i sincerely appreciate that you came to my house, and i hope that the buyer of >>> coming up, learn the dark secrets behind a bold color choice. and on "the rescue," george takes on triplets and transforms a basement for a growing family. [ male announcer ] it was forged from the fires of imagination. sculpted by an unyielding passion for design.

we've got cathedral ceilings, a 30-foot-tall stone fireplace.into this room, you know you're home. but, guys, i think the wine room takes it all. it's climate controlled and has enough storage to house any wine collection, not to mention the fact that we have a 1,200 c.f.m. vent in here so if you want to light up a cigar, you're not going to smoke anybody out of the house. and it really is just that easy to bring the outside in. everything's bigger in texas. and this swimming pool is no different. i want to thank you for being here today. it was a pleasure having you in my house. i hope that you guys liked a little sneak peek of what texas has to offer. come on down and see us. >> coming up, our designer blends casual with formal style. and "open house to the rescue," george steps outside the box to create a backyard oasis for one special couple. >> welcome back to "open house." next, interior decorator elaine culotti walks us through her mediterranean style home in santa monica. she believes your budget should have no baring on luxury. >> hi. i

they were always mixing things together and throwing them into the fireplace in the hope something would explode, make a lot of noise. one of the leaders of the group, robert hook, who was a small, twisted, bad-tempered, brilliant man who could build anything. and hook figured out a way that you could pump the air out of a bell jar. the bell jar was a gigantic hit. the men of the royal society were perpetually putting candles and then more excitingly snakes and mice and chicken inside the jar and seeing what would happen when you pumped out the air. to their bewilderment, some animals died right away, some animals took a while longer to die. what was the magic ingredient that animals needed in order to live, and how come some animals needed more of it than others? the bell jar was a guaranteed crowd pleaser. hook managed to make such a giant version that he could climb into it i'm sorry. it malfunctioned. it broke down before he could manage to kill himself, but he did, he did stagger out dizzy and deaf, and that was considered the next best thing. [laughter] all the experiments had this

as you mentioned, they will have fireplaces in the subway.ger king started a specialty store. they will start more that have blue cheese and stake a workers as well as a year. did i mention that they have the error? i am pretty happy about that. >> i guess the prices will change dramatically. >> we used to have to go with what they gave us, but now we are saying we are the consumer--we are the consumer still as what we want. even mentioning that, starbucks they are open-- they are improving their stores. they are going for a more rustic look. they are you using a lot of materials from san francisco and other cities. >> i think it is fun to watch. >> maybe have a date at subway, that will not happen. >> it could happen. you can send him an e-mail and stay with us, we have more news after the break. dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thank

it also has hardwood floors and a fireplace. >> coming up at 6:00, we will show you what you can buyice in other counties. >> we have a programming change to tell you about, dr. phil is moving to 4:00 p.m., that means at 8:00 p.m., there will be a new kron4 prime-time newscast. the change will begin on monday may 30th, stay with us. >> 17 year old detain franklin was killed on wednesday afternoon near richie street, a few blocks from his high school, oakland leadership preparatory academy. this is the crime scene that was taken--that pictures were taken at after the shooting. witnesses say he was riding his bicycle home after being shot. we are at the high school where a special visual was hailed. >> happiness fades away, >> poetry was read here in a hallway at the leadership preparatory high school in oakland, students and faculty could classrooms on hold, they want to gather in the memory of 17 year-old detain franklin who shot just a few blocks from the school. some students spoke of their classmates. >> take this as a lesson learned, there is nothing that is going to bring him ba

sitting in front of this beautiful fireplace, solid marble, dipped in 24 karat gold.iest fireplaces in the world. now let's get down to beeswax. first and foremost, i want to congratulate president barack obama on finally producing what i hope turns out to be a legitimate birth certificate. [ light laughter ] and i also really want to congratulate myself for making this happen when no one else was able to do so. so congratulations, donald trump. thank you. you're welcome. [ laughter and applause ] let me tell you something. the birth certificate was just the tip of the iceberg. there are many other things that president obama needs to prove to me and to america. for instance, his driver's license. has anyone ever seen it? i know i haven't. for all we know, the president may not even be licensed to operate an automobile, and yet here he is clearly behind the wheel of a very classy chevy volt. [ laughter ] if you haven't seen that you should look it up on youtube. it's very youtube-able. [ laughter ] and if anyone has seen his driver's license, they haven't gone on tele

bricks flying from the hot fireplace. >> reporter: marie colby couldn't believe her eyes. >> you could see all the stuff flying through the air. big, huge chunks hitting the car. and they we saw a semitruck in front of us flip over and another one up and over a little ways get picked up, thrown in ]> the air and actually tossed over into the ditch. >> reporter: but no one knew the enormity of the destruction till daybreak. well over 100 and counting among the confirmed dead. six miles of debris. more than 2,000 buildings damaged.xd to give you an idea of the path and the power of this tornado, take a look at what it did to a massive chunk of the roof of this walmart. just lifted it completely off. but then look at the incredible swath that it cut. some three to four miles. in the tattered distance, that tiny little building is, in fact, the seven story st. john's hospital. destroyed cars lined streets. roofs torn from homes and buildings. leading to a facebook page created for people looking for information about lost loved ones. governor nixon urged people to focus on saving those who

fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance away from that and some type of shielding and listen to the emergency alert system, your radio. . >> there's an acronym that we use to use an extinguisher. what's that acronym? we're going to take turns putting out this fire. you can see that it will make a pretty big mess but at least it put out the fire in your house or something like that. so when we want to shut off electricity is when we see an outlet or something smoking, when you smell that burning smell or if you are not really sure or if you do smell gas and it's safe to do so. if i am in the basement with this set up, this sort of ragedy

its wake lots of snow and freezing temperatures any true caribbean needs a solid wooden house a fireplace and several objects major birch tree bark. and the old days was used to make all sorts of objects kitchen utensils bags and shoes that was also used to make talismans to protect people from the witch lo here and the evil spirit servants it is they made all sorts of toys for children out of birch bark one of them was called a sure cannot kids would play with it and it was also thought to be a charm that with your day off evil spirits the park is the top most layer of a bitch tree the northern people spend all their lives surrounded by things made of birch bark the ancient karelians even barrett people rolling them in layers of the bark. one of the oldest villages in karelia is called soft. it is on the bank of the saw finger river the waterway links to lakes it is famous for the fact that it is constantly changing flow. younger rivers links to large lakes any this place is unique because the river changes direction when it fills one of the lakes the water flows into the other and when

the fireplace orb, the light fixtures, the desk in the office. i love suspending things. are floating. in a post and beam house, it's wonderful to float things because it's all about the outside. it's all about the view. it's all about a sense of spacious interaction. some of the recurring themes in the house are the vintage hair pin legs in the flat metal which is as they used to be. then i juxtaposed that with some of the shinier newer metals. you see the chrome, powdered-coated aluminum. i wanted to update the house without having it be a striking feature. >> for more of the most beautiful homes and great estates, check out www.mydestination.tv. >>> coming up next, tour the luxurious master suite and adjoining deck and discover a design that makes it feel this home is floating above the city. later, tailor made for entertaining. [ male announcer ] this is charlie whose morning flight to london starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol now, and maybe up to 8 in a day. or...choose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. enjoy the flight. my old contacts

book cases, hardwood floors and a fireplace. price tag for the house? $7 million. real estate agent michael dreyfuss said you should expect to pay more now for this area. >> there is a trend going on right now. what we're seeing in our area is we have basically newly minted high level executives. >> dreyfus also says that this purchase shows the companies in silicon valley like facebook and google are now hiring again. >>> mothers day is tomorrow, most americans will be treating her right this year according to ebates.com. online spending is up 50% so far this year. they're predicting mother's day spending will also climb. mother's day is the most popular day for americans to eat out. the national restaurant association predicts that 75 million adults will go out for a meal tomorrow and while mothers day is celebrated nationwide, of course, people in certain states open their wallets wider than in others. oregon, north dakota and maryland top the list. while the cheapskates, alabama, missouri, and arkansas shelling out the least on mom's big day. i think most moms

and the living room has bookcase, hardwood floors, fireplace, and the price tag for the house, of course you want to know, $7 million. >>> our next story is about cancer recovery and the gift of motherhood. dr. kim introduces us to a bay area woman who gave her sister something great to live for on this mother's day. >> reporter: alain yeah of marin county loves being a mom. that's why she had no doubt she would carry her younger sister's baby. >> i love my kids so much and i just knew like how can she not experience motherhood. >> reporter: three years ago her sister heidi was diagnosed with cervical cancer. three surgeries and chemotherapy would make it impossible for the 28-year-old to have children. >> most women want to have children. and to have a doctor tell you that's going to be taken away because i have to save your life, have to treat your cancer and save your life, is devastating. >> reporter: thanks to modern medicine, young cancer patients now have options. before her cancer treatment, heidi had 32 of her eggs harvested. some were fertilized all were frozen. now all heidi n

chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a platform or a balloon, nothing that keeps the wall from racking, they call it. so y

. >> the different languages, rights, when they all sat around the fireplace and share stories and start understanding each other better. give me a question. >> did she read the book to your 2-year-old? >> i did. she is to, which means she jumped around a lot. so i jumped through the book with her. i didn't read every word because you are a young man and you have the ability to set and focus, right? most of the time. well, my 2-year-old, you know, she starts climbing on the furniture and put some issues. [laughter] so we shared little bits of the stories, but she thinks it's her pictures. she goes, that's me. and i say yes, whatever you want, honey. >> the two sisters. yeah, so the two sisters underneath the trembling towers, yeah. well, i like them, too. do you ever stick your tongue out when it rains? doesn't it feel fresh? there is a lot of cash and so they cleaned themselves and work together and build that spiral to the moon. as a bad idea of the two sisters who the very different. do you notice that their heads, you can see if you look closely, with d.c. in their in their faces? [i

. >> when they all sit around the fireplace and share stories and they start understanding each other better. give me a question. did you read the book to your two-year-old? >> i did. she is two. [laughter] but she jumped around a lot. so, i jumped through the book with her. i didn't read every word because you are a young man and you have the ability to sit and focus, right? [laughter] most time. well, my 2-year-old, she starts climbing on the furniture, she put on my shoes. [laughter] so, we share little bits of the story that she likes the pictures but she thinks that it's her in the picture so she says that's me. and i say yes. whenever you want, honey. yes. >> [inaudible] >> the two sisters, yes. so the two sisters underneath of the trembling towers, yes. i like them, too. do you ever stick your tongue out when it rains? yes? doesn't it feel fresh? yeah. so the towers, there was a lot of cash so they clean themselves and then they worked together and build a spiral to the moon and i love the idea of the sisters to look different. do you notice that their heads -- you can see if y

back with all new subway is developing cafes that serve sandwichs and drinks with cozy chairs and fireplaces . they will test the concept in 15 cities. there is one in alexandria, virginia. no word if they will open in the bay area. >> that is pretty fancy. >> maybe he is trying to save money . the home brew is getting more expensive these days. here's a look at how much prices are increasing and why. >> does your morning ritual include having coffee at home to save a few bucks? they are hiking the prices. folgers and duncan doughnuts are rising them len percent . green mountain roasters said expect an increase in 10 percent on the packaged coffee . starbucks is raising the price for packaged coffee by 17 percent. this was not the first increase for coffee makers. for folgers it is the fourth over the past year. coffee makers are struggling and dealing with the surging cost of raw coffee beans. we are drinking more coffee here and abroad. but poor growing conditions in africa and indonesia and elsewhere led to a supply crunch. the supply of coffee increased over the price of gasoline. they a

when they all sit around the fireplace and they share stories and they start understanding each other better. give me a question. >> did your 2-year-old, did you read the book to your 2-year-old? >> i did. she is 2 -- [laughter] which means that she jumps around a lot. [laughter] so i jumped through the book with her. i didn't read every word because you, you know, you're a young man, and you have the ability to sit and focus, right? [laughter] most of the time. well, my 2-year-old, you know, she starts climbing on the furniture and dancing, she puts on my shoes. [laughter] so we share little bits of the story, but she likes the pictures. but she thinks it's her in the pictures. so she goes, that me. and i say, yes. whatever you want, honey. yes. >> this is my favorite page. >> the two sisters, yes. so the two sisters underneath the trembling towers. yeah. well, i like them too. do you ever stick your tongue out when it rains? >> yeah. >> yeah? >> yes! >> yes. and doesn't it feel fresh? >> yeah. >> yeah. and so those, those towers, there was a lot of ash, and so they cleaned themselve

fireplaces, wood walls, and affordable. around $350 a night, but you are staying where they stayed.lly magical. >> and romantic. catherine o'shea evans, thank you. >>> a knot had the com survey finds that an average wedding costs $28,000. in a larger city, it's bound -- its multi-action formula works to restore enamel, help prevent cavities, and kill bad breath germs for a whole mouth clean. whooo... [ male announcer ] listerine® total care. the most complete mouthwash. >>> crowds of pilgrims are streaming through st. peter's basilica in vatican city. more than four hours after the pope's beatification, the late pope is called blessed, the designation right before potential sainthood. professor of faith and culture in a seminary near chicago. a final good morning to you, sir, in his homily, pope benedict says his predecessor restored christianity, a true face of hope. how did the image change during his watch? >> it was a very important -- he was singh the eastern bloc countries were offering a vision of hope. in the west you had sort of a myth of progress. we'll make social/politic

>> yeah. >> so this was sort of a fire -- >> fireplace. and the piano.ouch is here. i don't know where the couch is. >> sally's mother, marge, is 80 and survived the storm in her sister's house. she doesn't yet know her home is gone. they are hoping to find some personal belongings to cushion the blow. >> the first thing we did is look for jewelry. things my grandmother had given to her, things with sentimental value. then i looked for clothes. now we're just going through pots, pans, plates, things she can use to rebuild her life. >> that's how you begin rebuilding? >> yeah. >> just little pieces here and there? >> yeah, yeah. >> some of her mother's doll collections survived the tornado. sally still can't believe what she's seeing. >> overwhelmed. i told my husband this morning, i'm just overwhelmed. i don't know what i'm going to do. it will work out, it will. but i've never been through anything like this in my life, ever. >> that's the kind of thing you always see on the news. >> and we keep seeing pictures and i keep telling people that doesn't do

a fireplace here that is exposed. nothing else is around it. you can tell, there was a house there. the house is gone, but for whatever reason we still see a fireplace much we went looking for the house. follow across the street now. often the other side of the street, the rubble collected there on the corner, that is actually the house that was here. and would you believe, i talked to the lady a little earlier who was digging through that rubble. i said, ma'am, would you mind if you told us your story? she said to me, randi, just wait for me to put my makeup on. we're kind of getting people -- they are taking this in stride, like you wouldn't believe. and randi, i believe you can see in the distance there, we're up on a hill, you can see the neighborhood across the street. you couldn't see that neighborhood before, because the trees were full of leaves and the greenery on it. well, look at it now. the trees are stripped naked. and that just gives you kind of a wider -- a wider position or wider look and a better idea and perspective of just how widespread the damage is. but again,

. >>> you might want to build a fire in a fireplace tonight. >> it's chilly. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. there is one shower across northeast sections of the city in eastern baltimore county. 60 now. northwest winds at 7. we'll have a look at the end of the week forecast after this. juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> over to i-95. there you see it right around perry hall. and just a little east and northeast. one little shower. and that should do it. temperature-wise, we're at 60. 57, washington. only 46 in oakland. going to be cold out there tonight. 50 in cumberland. 57, ocean city. much dryer. sun came out a little bit. and kind of heated things up. and we have may sun and cold air aloft. 57 in washington. westminster at 55. still have the northwest wind. but it's much lighter than it was earlier. and the winds will die down a little bit. when the winds die down, with clearing skies tonight, it's going to be a very chilly night. generally in the low 40s. now, in far western maryland,

. >> they are also at elevation, that building is designed for tornado, floods, fireplace, it's very important because if you lost power you would need to use that diesel fuel to keep those generator going to chemo alex trustee to cool those rodriguez so you don't have a meltdown. >> that's correct and that's why it is so well protected. >> i see. what you are about to see is a simulation of what would happen in a control room if the nuclear power plant lost power. [ bell ringing ] [ buzzer ] >> this is testing, training, casual tee aharms we run. >>> it doesn't need to be a tsunami or an earthquake to initiate a reactor failure. because of the inherent danger any number of events could be the match that lights the next nuclear fire. >> but peach bottom is adamant its plant is different with a greater focus on safety. >> what we do best is learn from the events, we interpreted from tmi, chernobyl, 9/11. in each case we're better. >> denise koch, wjz news. >>> every two years experts take apart the twin reactors, inspect them and put them back together. they are in the middle of a 1 m

this was sort of a fire -- >> fireplace. and the piano. we had windows, the couch is here. don't know where the couch is. >> sally's mother, marge, is 80 and survived in her sister's house nearly. sally and her family are hoping to find some personal belongings to cushion the blow. >> the first thing we did is look for jewelry, things that my grandmother had given her. >> things that had sent mental value. >> sentimental value. then clothes. now i'm just going through pots, pans, plates. >> that's how you begin rebuilding? >> yeah. just little pieces here and there? >> yeah, yeah. >> some of her mother's doll collection survived the tornado. sally still can't believe what she's seeing. >> overwhelmed. i told my husband this morning, i'm just overwhelmed. i don't know what i'm going to do. but it will work out, it will. but i've never been through anything like this in my life, ever. >> it's the kind of thing you always see on the news. >> we keep seeing pictures and i keep telling people that doesn't do it justice. >> most of the upstairs is gone. this is your bedroom. >> t

by a and name of frank wapner and they sat in front of the fireplace and he said we need some money for the group that the cia and because they had dat mutual friend come of this whole new better than to ask many more questions and agreed that would be all right. that diverted from the planned about two and a half years later but then area 51 was up and running. >> several people want you to cut to the little men. [laughter] by told her that a billion book in the history of the civil-rights movement and people only wanted to ask about martin luther king hist private life there are seven pages in the book and who were the little men that were seen in roswell for the first chapter? can you comment on the ufo connection to you of -- area 51? ufos and aliens? go for it to her. [laughter] >> nobody wants to hear about war. when there is little green men to talk about. the first i have to say something about my sources it is important to me as a journalist for croix interviewed all lots of men for this book and the largest number that have never got nine record and they go on record using the

outdoor fireplace, barbecue, and a saltwater swimming pool. if you'd like to check this out?.com f if you would like to read more about this or any other segments, go to what's on the web section at www.kron4.com (music) >> jacqueline: fe nice and warm a nice warm--day out there, taking a look at a high temperatures. 73 in half moon bay. 74 degrees in san francisco compared to the in the bellies. low 90s for the most part! compared to the inland valleys-- temperatures for the most part are going to be comfortable with the exception of the south the with 90's. oakland is looking at 70's but significant cooling ahead. taking a look at at a glance. temperatures are not that different than today. we will see fog along the coast with the sea breezes moving back in. also cool, breezy with 10-15 degrees cooler from what we saw today. taking a look of the fog for tomorrow along the coast also breezy. the fog tracker has this progress in towards inland perhaps that is a bit much. by 6:00 a.m., we could see fog through hayward, san bruno, and also along the coast towards the early afte

this was sort of a fireplace. >> and the piano. of course, we had windows. the couch is here.now where the couch is. >> her mother march is 8 and survived in her sister's house nearby. she doesn't know her home is gone. sally and her family are hoping to find personal belongings to cushion the blow. >> the first thing we did was look for jewelry. things my grandmother had given her. >> things that had sentimental value. >> then i looked for clothes. now we're going through pots, pans, plates, functional things she can use to rebuild her life. >> that's how you begin rebuilding. >>> yeah. >> just little pieces here and there. >> yeah. >> so everywhere you look. >> some of her mother's doll collection survived the tornado. sally still can't believe what she's seeing. >> overwhelmed. i tell my husband i'm overwhelmed. i don't know what i'm going to do. but it will work out. it will. but i've never -- i've never been through a thing like this in my supply of it's the kind of thing you see on the news. >> we keep seeing pictures and i keep telling people that doesn't do it justice.

this is a for closure and also comes with a fireplace party check out this four- bedroom to about the price on its four crude closed loan distraught $14,000 hot. another good selling pond it is on it carry big lot. five bedrooms 3 back from $259,000 >> more coming are in chronic for news, just a few have lights up there but that will increase will be back in just a minute >> got all the fans or wishing buster welch. the marlins beat the giants 1-0 he pitched a no-hitter game last july. but the athletics beat the angels 4-3 on this memorial day weekend they're expecting large crowd at yosemite park. >> this couple is celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary faugh. waterfalls are shooting over cliffs and bridges best year for water falls ever. all the trails are no open and many art still covered with snow and nine >> denser going up intense rounds. a weekend in yosemite is always a tradition >> we like it because of new cars >> away gas prices r lately it's a great local area >> heavy snow and power outages have brought a war of not welcome to visitors crude >> i'll look outside at t

so this was sort of a fire -- >> a fireplace, and the piano. had windows and the couch is here -- i don't know where the couch is. >> her mom, marge, is 80 is survived the storm in her sister's house nearby. she doesn't yet know her house is gone. sally is trying to find some personal belongings to cushion the blow. >> the first thing we did was look for jewelry. things my grandmother had given her. >> things that had sentimental value? >> sentimental value. then i looked for clothes, now we're looking for pots, plans, plates, things she can use to rebuild her life. >> that's how you begin rebuilding? little things, here and there? >> yeah. >> reporter: some of her mother's doll collection survived the tornado. sally still can't believe what she's seeing. >> overwhelmed. i just -- i told my husband this morning, i'm just overwhelmed. i just don't know. i don't know what i'm going to do. but it will work out, it will. but i've never -- i've never been through anything like this in my life, ever. >> this is the kind of thing you always see on the

developing cafes that serve sandwiches and coffee drink in a cozy setting with comfy chairs and fireplacesthey will test it in 15 cities nationwide. there is already one cafe in alexandria, virginia. no word if they will open in the bay area. >>> 11-year-old san joaquin county boy used facebook when three kids tried to burglarize his home. noah armstrong said he saws the teenagers enter his house last week and he was upstairs on the laptop. he sent mom a facebook message saying, "come home, hurry please. they might steal my bike." he hid in the bathtub. his mom was at work but her co-worker was on facebook and told her what was going on. >> i posted it. i told my mom a message to come home because the kids were in the backyard. >> i stood outside by the gate and i yelled at the window. i seen one large kid running out of the door. practically jumped over the bikes. right by me and out the gate. >> the police caught two of the three teens and took them to juvenile hall. noah couldn't call 911 for help because they don't have a land line at the house, just cell phone. being a typical 11-year