flammable. it goes, boom. it's important to shut this off. we use it for cooking, eating and hot water. there were 40,000 people that called pg and e about their gas. that means they call turned off their gas? did they need to do that? when do you have to? when there is a problem. how long did you think it takes pg and e to get out and turn it back on? 45,000 people. days weeks, may be a month. who has seen this in the streets. a lot of muck is in there is it's full of dirt and weeds you turn it to the right to tighten it and left to loosen it. your home work you have to look at your house, pop open the lid, look in there see what's going on in there it's not nice and clean like this. who has seen this around their house? everybody. each meter has a shut off. you want to find out where your gas meter is. you can keep track of your usage but you will know how to shut it off. here's the shut off. i have some tools up here, you can look at these. any hardware store has these. they fit on this and it allows you to turn off the gas. when we talk a

you need to know this is red, it's flammable. if there is a problem, let us know and keep people away from it. these are more placards. explosives, anything orange, reds yellow. oxidizer, that's going to make a small fire into a really big fire without much help. inhalation hazards, don't breathe it. okay. the rest it self explanatory. there is nfpa 704 diamonds, you don't need to know that blue, health. :number 4 it will wreck your health fast. 0 means no problem. red, same. 4 means it's a fire hazard and poof, catch on fire like that. this is it may detonate. this is the dns hacienda. there is a health hazard but we are clueing into number 4. there is flammable stuff in there when frank and i show up we put on our thinking caps. >> do you think putting this great label on the front door is a good idea? glass front door? may be not. what happens when you leave you leave the door open or when we show up, we break the door down. somewhere to the side is better. hazardous material and how they get into us. you breathe them. you can

the problem is they contain alcohol and other flammable compounds.n it needs to you dry before you actually be ix position today any kind of flame. that might be barbecuing, any kind of thing around the house, using a welding device or being around a candle. >> shep: i never thought that was possible. after it drys it ought to be okay? >> the product should be fine once they dry on your skin, unfortunately some of them actually don't dry quickly enough. they are alcohol content may be too high. in most cases, this has been reduced. products that were pulled off the market was banana boat mist, that has been removed. other products still contain alcohol. in fact there are a number of spray on products that still contain alcohol including bug sprays and that could be additional factor and a problem. >> shep: could you put that video if possible. this is weird thing to me. that is not it. once you supply it on you still have to rub it in. why bother with the spray. you see the women she had all the hair. didn't lift her hair. it's not like the hair is g

if you are going to a barbecue today, make sure the sunscreen you are using is non-flammable. pad fad received five reports that used sunscreen near an open flame. in some cases the users already apply the sunscreen suggesting it is possible to catch fire even if you believe you waited long enough for it to dry. they say sunscreen is still necessary when you are outdoors but recommend using a non-flammable brand or one that doesn't contain alcohol. >>> at the ricks souchbding like a buzz kill, it is not just your sunscreen you have to worry about. take a close look at your food as well as you marinade those steaks and mix up the potato salad experts would like to you remember a few safety tips to prevent your guests from getting the dreaded food poisoning. first, do not leave foods outside in the heat longer than an hour. two hours apply it is you are indoors. harmful bacteria multiply faster in warm temperatures. also, use a meat thermometer to check if your meat is fully cooked. color is not always a good indicator. >> oftentimes a . burgler turn brown before it reaches an i

they say sunscreen is necessary outdoors, recommend using a non-flammable brand, but one that doesn't have alcohol. >>> risk of sounding like a doirn, not ju-- a downer today,u marinate your food and mix up the potato salads, experts want you to keep guests from getting the dreaded food poise ining you. do not leave the foods out in the heat longer than one hour two hours in indoors. harmful bacteria multiply faster in warm temperatures. do keep that in mind. also, use a meat they are mom meter to check if your meat is fully cooked. color not always a good indicator. >> often time, aburg letter turn brown before it reach he is the safe internal temperature of 160 degrees. >> temps to keep in mind, keep cool foods on ice and use separate cutting boards for your meat and produce to avoid cross-contamination. >>> lady liberty is back open to the public for the first time since super storm sandy. this morning, ships left from new york and new jersey en route to the island. a large crowd is expected for today's ribbon cutting ceremony where federal officials and new york's mayor are expect

firefighters are getting any sort of control over this clearly what was in the cargo was highly flammable and highly toxic yes of course this is crude oil i mean this is the same thing that you would have go through a pipeline you know we're always thinking about the concerns of pipelines and what if there is a leak that goes into a river or contamination in terms of environmental concerns this was the same amount of the same material the same crude oil but it was going through through you know train tracks on a train and you know that's a big concern now for i mean even on twitter people now people are talking about this in terms of you know should we really be having crude oil go along villages like this and into massive poppy population centers and even when it comes to environmental concerns there have been calls for an emergency protocols to go forward in terms of what happened there is a major river right next to lack we can tick and they're saying that yes q the police of tobacco are saying that there might have been talks that have already gone into the water supply of nearby vill

liquid flammable solvent. black specs are the chunks of material of the lithium.mount, couple of grams of methamphetamine in this liquid right now. been a long day. i'm ready to go home, get some rest and will be ready to do it again in the morning. >> it's the day of the big raid. make or break time for scott to finally catch dylan carter. >> the ert has a team of highly trained officers, led by tj wild. >> here are the four people we're looking for. we have to know them on sight, okay? be sure you know who they are. >> number one, christopher grant, white male. dylan carter, white male. crystal, white female. sandra lowridge, white female. their regulation has uncovered ap older style methamphetamine lab on the property. they possess a military-tile rifle, handgun and some form of .22 caliber firearm. the neighbor has also reported the suspect shooting a handgun at odd hours of the night, same timeframe that we are going to be there. >> in short -- >> roll out. >> -- it could be a tough night. jobs and loved ones on hold because of a migraine. so when a migraine

. >> it's a hazardous material, highly flammable. it's not something you want to get on you or ingest. >> reporter: at 2:51 p.m. 3-1/2 hours after the crash, this internal e-mail obtained by ktvu was sent out to all officers. all units that responded turn out for cleaning. >> they were all wearing self- contained breathing apparatus. we take precautions on every fire. >> reporter: the cdc website says yellow or white phosphorous similar to this is used in fertilizer and can catch fire in temperatures 10 degrees above room temperature. >> we dealt with an engeneral fire and we had an -- with an extension fire and we had what you saw there. could it lead to worsening conditions? absolutely. but we never saw that. >> reporter: a spokesman for the airport said that it's going to be moved in the coming days to a hanger in the east bay. now as for the phosphorous, the ntsb says it does not know who shipped it and it does not know who was receiving it. the ntsb also said it's not sure if any of it was exposed at the crash. at san francisco

. >> it's a hazardous material, highly flammable. it's not something you want to get on you or ingest. >> reporter: at 2:51 p.m. 3-1/2 hours after the crash, this internal e-mail obtained by ktvu was sent out to all officers. all units that responded turn out for cleaning. >> they were all wearing self- contained breathing apparatus. we take precautions on every fire. >> reporter: the cdc website says yellow or white phosphorous similar to this is used in fertilizer and can catch fire in temperatures 10 degrees above room temperature. >> we dealt with an engeneral fire and we had an -- with an extension fire and we had what you saw there. could it lead to worsening conditions? absolutely. but we never saw that. >> reporter: a spokesman for the airport said that it's going to be moved in the coming days to a hanger in the east bay. now as for the phosphorous, the ntsb says it does not know who shipped it and it does not know who was receiving it. the ntsb also said it's not sure if any of it was exposed at the crash. at san francisco

. >> he says climb changes is making california more flammable and that more and more people are living the harm's way and resources now, more than ever homeowners must create defensible space to protect themselves. >> managing the location around your home really pays off >> if you don't maintain them there is a lot of deadwood that accumulate in the trees and that's just fuel. >> reporter: and now those homeowners face hefty bills when county crews go through it. john, ktvu channel 2 news >> we did get more sun than yesterday. >> because of it we have warmer temperature in many spots today. plenty of sunshine. our pattern changing very littly . it is going to remain here, it is actually going to deepen a little bit over the next couple of days so that'll help to bring additional cooling to our area, temperatures are just going to cool slightly as we get into tomorrow and thursday looks like it can be the coolest day. the system here bringing the northwest and westerly flow, the on shore breeze brings great air quality, that's not the case right now because we have fire burning in oreg

the panels are painted aluminum they non-flammable. we're analyzing very, very carefully to see if there's any defects. we have a peer review team that looks at things. if anything by virtual of the fact they allow the air might be slightly better than what the glass was. we ended in an analysis of what it looks like in the inside. intuitively you would think that the interior wall would be more light admitted in the glass version than in the metal version by the metal is painted white on the inside so there's a reflected light in the inside that makes the building morelit this is an extraordinary discovery to us with an entire difference experience. the other opportunity that presented itself was how one can light the building in the evening. as part of our base bid we're proposing that the struck up structure the v shaped behind the wall be lit from morning actually evening. but with this delicate last it increases the drama. again, if we can afford it this will not be the base bid but it might be wonderful to have an l e d on say ou

a plane carrying a flammable liquid is on fire. it's in the small town in the province of quebec. abc news has learned that the entire town has been evacuated. and people are being kept at least 15 miles away. video from the scene shows all 80 cars on fire. flames leaping in the sky. firefighters from both countries, the u.s. and canada responding. and a call for all-hands gone out for assistance there. >>> 30 people reported dead in violent clashes across egypt. thousands took the street in egypt on friday. islamist supporters of the ousted president are being demanded he be returned to power. >>> not one but two offers of political asylum for former nsa contractor edward snowden. nicaragua and venezuela have offered him political asylum. it's unclear how he would be able to travel to either country. snowden facing espionage charges in the u.s. is believed to be stuck in the transit area of a moscow airport. >>> dwight howard is headed to the houston rockets. i believe they're your favorite team. >> they are. >> speculation he would be leaving the l.a. make lakers after just one

in gasland one we learn about the dangers of fracking and you introduce us to the concept of flammablegasland 2, it turns out everything is fine now. right? >> no, it doesn't get better. this film, you know, i wanted to find out if what we're seeing all across america are people being able to light their water on fire in the face of the hugest domestic gasp drilling campaign in history. why hasn't the government done anything about it? why have our regulatory agencies failed to protect americans? so this film was an investigation into the government. what you saw there was a family in texas, one of many many familiar film that can light their water on fire. there water well has so much gas venting off the head space of that water well that that happens every single time. >> john: i mean that is the gimmick. that is kind of the most pleasant part of consequences. at least it's something that is a toy really more significant thing is, oh, i don't know poisoned water. >> right. natural gas industry has come in and literally taken away the regulatory agencies from the people, has advised e

make sure there are no flammable materials in the area, get your garden hose ready, put a nozzle on it. get a bucket of water ready. set the chairs up so the audience knows where to sit far enough back. read the warnings and labels on the fireworks. that way they know which fire to shoot first, second, b third and they know what to do before they shoot them. during the show -- i'm sorry. >> go ahead. you were saying during the show. go ahead. >> during the show, designate a shooter to put on safety glasses, shoot one firework at a time. if a firework doesn't go off or only partly goes off, leave it there. don't try to re-light it. when you're finished with the show, after the grand finale, collect your fireworks. don't put them in the trash can yet. douse them with water. spray them with the hose. put them in the bucket of water. if you have one that has not fully gone off put it in the bucket of water and let it soak for a while. after everything has been doused put it in the trash can but leave it in the yard. don't put it against a building or against flammable materials. >> one oth

>> maybe she wants to wash it in everclear and make it even more flammable. >> mark sanchez, "tmz" got a rare, rare sight yet. we probably saw the first and only completed pass of mark sanchez for the entire season. things are looking good for the jets. >> jeff daniels, he was at the

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the restaurant has no sprinkler system and works in a very flammable product which is harmful for the community. my client offered to pay most of the cost to install an air filter. the restaurant owner agreed, but then later reputed that agreement. the restaurant has now opened a second location at brick and mortar which is a better location for it. after extensive discussions with planning staff and i will point out the restaurant's response to the neighborhoods concerns was to produce t-shirts that say, smell this. so i will move to the legal aspect. after a number of discussions with planning staff who we respectfully disagree with on their interpretation, it seem clear there is no legal basis to grant this permit. a conditional use application is instead needed. the subject property as i mentioned are zoned rh 3 residential and grandfather commercial use was lost in 1980. it was a laundromat. it was a grocery store into a laundromat now into bake and bacon space. that might have been allowed except for one fact. the grocery store, was also non-conforming use and under the 1979 pla

. >> it's file flammable. >> at 3:51, this e-mail was sent out to all officers, it says all unit who is responded to the plane crash decontaminate all turn outs and turn ins for cleaning. >> they were all wearing protective clothing and breathing apparatus. >> the cdc's web site says yellow or white phosphorus is often used in fertilizer and can catch fire at temperatures 10 degrees above room temperatures. >> we had some expense into the aircraft which developed into the incident you saw. >> could phosphorus, if it was there, lead to worsening conditions? absolutely. >> but, to my knowledge, we never saw indications of that. >> the wreckage of flight 214, here it is still located on the north side of the airport. >> a spokesman said it's going to be moved to a hangar in the east bay. >> as for the phosphorus, the ntsb says it does not know whoship today and who was receiving it -- who shipped it and what is receiving it, and also if any of it was exposed at the crash. >> channel 2 news. >>> a san pablo woman faces vehicular manslaughter charges in an accident that killed her 5-year-

we have, you know, thousands of people moving in to forested and flammable landscapes. that adds fuel to the forest. the houses, the propane tanks and things like that. but it also brings a lot of sparks into the land disai disaipscape. there's all kinds of starts of fire that occur when people move into the forest. you know, from everything from sparks from vehicles on roads to arcing power lines to serve those communities. >> woodruff: and one of the other elements you talked to us about, michael kodas, was the role that... the policy that the united states has in the way it treats forests. >> yeah. well, we've been putting out fires in the united states for more than a century. we've been putting out forest fires. the problem is that in many landscapes, that has made future fires worse. every time you put out a fire, you usually end up leaving that fuel in the forest. so if you have a landscape that normally had fires come through it, every, say, 30 years, and you put out fires in that landscape for a century, then you have three times more fuel in that forest. that

it is very flammable. they try to contain it with that. then they brought in contractors to actually stop the leaks in the tankers. now that's where they managed to do -- the state we are in now. stopped those leaks. they have contained the eth moll. their next big challenge is trying to get this train back on its rails to get it out of the way and get this port up and running fully again. they are bringing in equipment from atlanta. this actually -- to come down and hoist all of this up. when you are dealing with tankers full of ethanol firefighters will be very wary as they go through that process. you hear trucks going by me at 9:00 this morning. port was able to divert all these big trucks around 10,000 a day lou side roads and detours to keep the port up and running. it is the biggest economic engine in the entire western part of central florida. they want to keep these jobs ready but are mindful of the safety concern. all the highly flammable fuel sitting right behind me. pamela? >> absolutely. very precarious situation there. good t

. >> he knows it is flammable, and shooting it over the fire instead of the fire in the flame throw thrower. >> yes, this cannon, there is nothing more than a canister of compressed air shooting through the barrel and has a mouth to shoot out quickly to fire the potato, and boom. >> he is so close to the flames we know why the russian hacker is bold, because he has burned the hair off getting too close to the potato flame throw er flame. try to say that fast. potato flame thrower flame. >> i am laughing, because these rope swings. it never ends well. >> especially with a bunch of guys together and they start to think of fun things to do, and it never goes the way they plan, and for mike, the guy holding the rope, it most definite ly didn't. >> oh! >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> oh, geez, oh, no. >> he swings, but not into the water, but falls right before the water and then did you see what happened right after? he snapped the branch. it fell right on him. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> oh, no. >> the branch landed on his head. >> and it was loud. that sounded awful. >> dumb fun. >> and here is more dum

at the port tampa and 15 of the 88 cars are on the side and three are leaking it not, a liefully flammable liquid. haz-mat seems are cleaning up the spill. the port should be open soon. officials say it is under control and not causing danger. >> efforts to move n.s.a. leaker snow out of diplomatic limbo has failed. snowden's application for asylum is winding its way through the russian bureaucracy and he is stuck at moscow airport as russian authorities continue to review his hand written request for temporary asylum. the white house and head of the senate foreign relations committee warned them against giving snowed were refuge. the public opinion of him in the united states has changed drastically. a new washington post/abc news poll found half think he should be charged with a crime, up ten points sin last month. >> bart is warning riders to make other lands if there is another bart strike that could come in ten days when a contract extension expires. officials say your transit options are similar to what was available when workers walked out july 1. bart staff is asking the metropolit