it's highly flammable. that's why emergency crews did evacuate several businesses and a hotel right around the crash. the summerville circle is where routes 202, 26 and 28 meet. when this crash occurred just after 7:00 this morning, fire officials believe that speed may have been a factor. crash. the driver of the tanker truck was taken to a local hospital. others were kept away at first while firefighters determined just how hazardous the material was it was carrying inside. >> it does happen regularly. it's a tight turn. speed might be a factor. i'm not exactly sure, though. >> it was flammable and there was gas, so they were -- they kept a distance for quite a the fire trucks were all in this parking lot keeping a distance from over there. >> reporter: again, this is a liquid fuel similar to kerosene. there's no immediate concern about the material right now. the issue and why the circle is still closed is that the material itself is flammable and were there to be another crash, there could be a major is

snapchat, everything is a flammable, messages are distracted. i do not have a crystal ball. wonder about where they could take things. emily: twitter. do you think twitter survive struggle sean: i think twitter is a victim of their own success in so many ways. they are a company that, had it not been for the media's infatuation with twitter, twitter never would have built its user base. that came at a cost. deepost was the lack of close-knit community between its users. twitter was never an accurate rea reflection of the social network. i don't think twitter would have existed had it not been for its relationship with celebrity and media. at the same time, i think it's relationship with celebrity and media is its biggest weakness. emily: how does that play out? does twitter survive the next wave of innovation in social network? sean: the question of does it is maybe too dramatic of a question. it is a question of do they props for -- prosper, and become a much larger company, or remain the same size and part of our lives in a narrow way. i don't think twitter goes on to take

the fire chief says it's a good reminder to keep lighters, matches, anything flammable out of children's reach. >> make sure kids do not have access to lighters and matches. even though the parent was there and responsive, it can happen in a momento notice. >> the apartment did have >>> not one colorado republican in congress is joining the establishment gop push to pledge never to support donald trump. some national figures are going all out to oppose him. senator cory gardener told us they will support the gop nominee, even if that is trump. congressman mike cough man and ken buff said they refused to talk about it. gop as a group of winner take all states coming up next tuesday. >>> another round of stormy weather perhaps due to arrive midweek. >> and some colorado athletes >>> with just 5 months before the 2016 summer olympics in rio, athletes are busy training. this week they're taking part in a massive media summit in california. matt is hanging out with the stars and the athletes. is it raining there, matt? you're at the beverly hilton in beverly hills did. it matter if it rains?

highly flammable coal dust thatlate throughout the mine fueled the explosion. >> stewart: it was an early 1900's type of explosion.ve existed for that to take place. >> cooper: stewart was there when some of the 29 miners he'dor decades were brought to the surface. what kind of condition were they in? >> stewart: their faces wereelled like dynamite. i'll never forget that smell.s ranged in age from 20 to 61. most were fathers. a third were killed instantly.al miner, and his wife shereen, lost their son jason, who was at the end of his shift and was by toxic fumes. >> shereen atkins: the coal dust ( crying ) ...and took our son's life who was almost out of the mines.y quarles, a 3rd generation coal miner, lost his only child gary wayne, who left behind two children.d right beside of us. and at times, we thought that wasn't a good thing for that to be like that. and then after he... ( crying ) after he got killed, i said that was a good thing. >> cooper: gary says he and his safety issues in the mines but gary knew all about massey because he had worked there as well. >> gary: i knew how th

highly flammable coal dust that had been allowed to accumulate throughout the mine fueled the explosion. >> stewart: it was an early 1900's type of explosion. conditions should never have existed for that to take place. >> cooper: stewart was there when some of the 29 miners he'd worked side-by-side with for decades were brought to the surface. what kind of condition were they in? >> stewart: their faces were very black and it smelled like dynamite. i'll never forget that smell. >> cooper: the miners ranged in age from 20 to 61. most were fathers. a third were killed instantly. miner, and his wife shereen, lost their son jason, who was at the end of his shift and was heading toward the mine entrance, when he was overcome by toxic fumes. >> shereen atkins: the coal dust was so bad that it carried, it crying ) ...and took our son's life who was almost out of the mines. >> cooper: gary quarles, a 3rd generation coal miner, lost his only child gary wayne, who left behind two children. >> gary quarles: they lived right beside of us. and at times, we thought that wasn't a good thing for that

while it's not flammable, it will explode if it gets too high. the website says last night it has a test here at the track. these give people the opportunity to test out the vehicle and get practice races. despite a hectic night, things here will remain normal i sp spoke with race. as of right now , the events will continue as planned >> mitt romney developed a speech with democrat drum >> >> this was not a vote of confidence for the front-runner that romney decide . >> if we republicans choose donald trump the prospect for a safe and prosperous future is greatly diminished. >> he endorsed four years ago but now he describes them as a stiff who did not know what he was doing when he lost the election to president obama. he will be campaigning as website says he is holding a rally at noon at the cfc arena on campus. there are protests planned against the rally and will be right there to keep you updated. it's sunny and cloudy. we should hit the 80s. >> it's filtered sunshine. pe people are out and about on the beach. temperatures warmed into the 7

it was filled with flammable liquids and exploded. that is when scott was hurt. he is in fair condition. tisha: the changes in store this weekend. what can we expect over the next two days chris: -- today's -- two days? chris: no severe weather. but it is going to rain. temperatures stay on best staying mild overnight. a few spots in the upper 40's. it stays dry through sunrise. the rain is not that far away, cruising into georgia and the gulf of mexico, some heavy thunderstorms around new orleans. this morphs -- this moisture will take a turn northeast. here is our first alert predictor. notice the dry sunrise. the rain moves in in the late morning, early morning -- late rain chances ramp up through the day. it won't rain all day long everywhere, but it will be around much of the day, even into part of sunday very we will tell you about some -- i've best of sunday. we will tell you about some chilly weather on the way. tisha: watch for the latest on the forecast tomorrow morning on eyewitness news. steve: the family of this wake county man is asking for your hel

someone entered that two story building and poured flammable liquid in several locations and tried to set the place on fire. the building is empty and estimated to be about $5,000. >>> we turn our attention to the race for the white house. today's known as supersaturday. primaries and caucuses being held in several states across the country. results are just beginning to come in. ted cruz is going to win the kansas republican caucus by a wide margin, 51% to donald trump's 24%. you can see the numbers on your trump was in florida speaking florida. he fired up the crowd, threw out protestors and promised to make another appearance since into today's rally. >> this is beautiful. this is beautiful. >> the republican presidential hopeful made the rounds on supersaturday. in orlando today he stuck to familiar themes talking wins in recent caucuses. >> new hampshire we won. south carolina we won. slide. kansas criticizing the nomination process saying it nasty. >> it doesn't need to be filled with personal insults and attacks. we can focus on substance. we can focus on issues. >> also in kan

. >> he picked up a container, i guess flammable liquid and that's why you can see that. >> reporter: he threw it at you? >> he threw it inside. i think he wanted to burn the place down. >> reporter: julio's pants were on fire and he showed me burns on his leg and neck and a worker in the shop called 911. police cornered dillon in the backyard, not far away. when the suspect refused to drop a knife, he threw some chemical at two officers, probably the same liquid he tossed at julio. what happened you say to the man who did this to you and george? >> rot in hell. >> reporter: rot in hell? >> yeah. >> reporter: now, police did end up shooting dillon, and tonight, he is in the hospital. julio tells me he now lives in a shelter in far rockaway but considers george's shop his home. george's funeral is on friday. kemberly richardson, eyewitness news. >> thank you. quite a story, and the uber warm weather continues with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. this is more like the 18th of april, a perfect day for a run or anything else. these folks are in central park the greater threat of brush fi

a pyrotechnics crew member filled his mouth with flammable liquid and hoping to have and instead it backfired and his face caught seconds. he was rushed to the hospital and treated for those burns. none of the students witnessing the chaos were > photographs of kurt cobain seattle police say the rock star used it to commit suicide nearly 22 years ago. the photos were releasedter a request from cbs news. some conspiracy theorists police. >>> an isis recruiter in new york is sentenced. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the rochester democrat ande reports the pizza shop owner who admitted recruiting for isis. the man was given 22 and a half years in prison. he renounced isis before his he tried to recruit, actually, traveled to syria to join the militants. >>> the "los angeles times" is reporting a witness account of a deadly fall from a hotel. a grapher was at the site when the worker fell the worker was not supposedhe third floor. >>> "time" reports apple ceo tim cook's version of the company's battle with the fbi in an exclusive s why he thinks the government is ov

kitchen comboiv at them and refused to put it down and in the other hand, a beer bottle filled with a flammable chemical. >> the suspect sprayed the two officers burning their hands and face. the officer discharged their weapons shooting the suspect. >> reporter: this officer had to be decontaminated by a hazmat crew but is expected to be already. it started when he allegedly attacked a 30-year-old woman on 36th street in the morning. the neck and is expected to be okay. a few hours later, he stabbed the owner of astoria liquors and wines to death. george pituis had his neck sliced. and he also attacked a 61-year- old man in the store and set both victims on fire. >> he threatened me. he said if you talk to my parents, i'll kill you. >> reporter: doreen naszer has known dylan, whose nickname in the neighborhood was soda pop since he was a child. she said dylan was always troubled and once attacked her son. >> when he punched my son and knocked him on the floor right in front of me in my living room, i told him that was the last straw. do not come back, and i told my son stay away from him. >> r

by what they told him: (45) 19:19 we are dealing with an environmental catastrophe and this is a flammable sealant. but 10 on your side found out -- that's very unlikely. captain scott saunders with the chesapeake fire department says investigators are now certain -- this is paint, not something more hazardous. 18:33 but you would like that reassurance? absolutely. in a proper world, they would come to us and assure us. and that hasn't happened yet? oh no, no, not in the least. :46 saunders says protocol for notifying people depends on the threat -- and in this case, the threat is already contained. investigators out whether the paint is latex or water-based. they sent samples to the state lab, which could take weeks to come back. i spoke to the executive that the city is responding so quickly, and they seem to be responding pretty appropriately. (butted to) 47:36 in the scheme of things, it's certainly not good, certainly not anything we want to see happen again or in the future, but in the scheme of things, it's not armageddon, it's not the end of the world. (butted to) 47:55 the impacts

to find the person who tried to burn someone entered the building in north hide park and poured flammable liquid in several locations and set the place on fire. the good news is no one was there, and no one was hurt. >>> a reality show about emergency responders coming to tampa. this is very interesting. coming up, we're going to give you a behind the scenes look at night watch. >>> also ahead, a drunk driver plows into several campers at daytona national speedway, injuring four people. >>> we're going to have deep blue sunny skies tomorrow. not a cloud in the sky. i'll let you know what kind of temperatures we have in store the rest of the week, coming up . >>> a bad crash at daytona international speedway. this was not on the racetrack. 43-year-old abby kenny was drunk when she plowed her pickup into four people and rvs this morning. this happened in the infield where many fans and families camp out. a witness said he watched kenny hit one of those people. >> i mean, at first, she didn't know where she was at coming out of the truck. she was stumbling. she didn't know where she was at.

. >> you put a lot of energy in the package with a flammable material on it. >> reporter: he says the board don't typically have a cooling source around the battery to keep them from overheating and showed us a new battery that will change that. >> it's a ceramic type battery that will not burn. >> they are also investigating a lot of falls for the boards. gaithersburg mom who purchased the board that burned last year got her money back on ebay. the chairman is pushing for all retailers to offer refunds including wal-mart, toys r us, and amazon. they have all stopped selling the boards. >>> members of the prince george's police suspect are preparing to say good-bye to an officer killed 7 hours ago. friends and family tame copay their respects to jakai colson. >> reporter: officer colson's parents stood next to the police chief last week, but they didn't speak. for the ufirst time today we heard from his fellow officers prepare to say good-bye, they are mourning the way he died. >> we are holding on, and we have the strength to defect us. he's a hero, died a hero. >> reporter: his mot

some experts attribute to a flammable material used to cover skyscrapers in the uae. . a military selected committee has published thailand's new draft constitution. critics say it would consolidate the military's power, which it seized almost two years ago. >> translator: in the draft, it may pair that there is not pour wer to the people. but with every legislative act, fairness not inequality, and basic human rights and freedom. >> the draft contains many controversial sections, including appointed senate seats reserved for the military. it would serve as a check on lawmakers for five years after the next election promised for 2017. critics said it would effectively give the military a veto over laws passed. the pro military bangkok establishments has been facing off for years by rule voters from the populous north and northeast. critics say the draft would do little to resolve the divide. the proposed constitution will be put to a referendum in august. >>> indonesia foreign ministry says ten have been kidnapped. they claim to be from the islamic militant group. they

it's not flammable by itself, but the tank can explode if it gets too hot. deputies are calling this an accident. >> julie: all eyes are on florida and at ucf, preparations are underway for donald trump's first local rally this saturday. news 6 reporter amanda castro looks at how the campus is bracing for the event. >> reporter: donald trump's rallies often draw huge crowds and protests. they're preparing for the visit while students are planning a protest against the candidate. putting ucf at the center of the 2016 presidential election. >> you have people coming from around the state just to see trump, if you support him, if you don't, whatever the case may be. you're going to at least listen to the presidential debate. you want to be part of the 2016 message. >> reporter: the republican presidential candidate is making a campaign stop saturday at the cfe arena, a week and a half before the florida primary. it can hold 10,000 people. >> there's going to be a line around the building. >> reporter: and there's a protest on facebook, saying they're going to b

at least two tanker cars are leaking the highly flammable fuel. contain it and ensure it doesn't catch fire. >>> erin andrews won't return to the stand this morning after a second day of emotional testimony. she's suing the marriott and her convicted stalker michael barrett for $75 million. defense attorneys cross examined andrews yesterday asking if the secret recordings barrett made of her undressing have hurt her career. michael barrett who filmed her pleaded guilty in this case, she admitted she received endorsements from various companies after the videos but says her anxiety increased. >> i look for lights, for red lights, i look to see if there's cameras, i check the bed, i check the alarm clock, i check the phone. >> the defense is also asking for this case to be dismissed but the judge says the trial will continue. >>> jury selection resumes in st. petersburg in hulk hogan's $1 million lawsuit. the former wwe wrestling star publishing a sex tape of him. the new york-based media giant could go bankrupt if it loses. yesterday the pinellas county court narrowed the pool down to a

highly flammable coal dust that had been allowed to accumulate throughout the mine fueled the explosion. >> stewart: it was an early 1900's type of explosion. conditions should never have >> cooper: stewart was there when some of the 29 miners he'd worked side-by-side with for decades were brought to the surface. what kind of condition were they in? >> stewart: their faces were very black and it smelled like dynamite. i'll never forget that smell. >> cooper: the miners ranged in age from 20 to 61. most were fathers. a third were killed instantly. robert atkins, a former coal miner, and his wife shereen, lost their son jason, who was at the end of his shift and was heading toward the mine entrance, when he was overcome by toxic fumes. >> shereen atkins: the coal dust was so bad that it carried, it ignited all the way... ( crying ) ...and took our son's life who was almost out of the mines. >> cooper: gary quarles, a 3rd generation coal miner, lost his only child gary wayne, who left behind two children. >> gary quarles: they lived and at times, we thought that wasn't a good thing for tha

the balloons will be filled with flammable hydrogen back then and now it's heel yum, making them safernd easier to maneuver. when this is air bound it will use about as third fuel as a regular big aircraft. it has the potential to stay up in the air for weeks on end. the aircraft was commissioned for the u.s. military to carry out surveillance work in sgan, but the project was abandoned before the aircraft was used. the designers brought it back to britain to remodified and rebuild it. adopting it so surveillance work might not be its only use >> it can land in water, snow, grass, deserts and it can go anywhere and take heavy loads of people from point to point. it can help in disasters. >> reporter: test flights will start lower this year. the engineering team is hoping the sky will be the limit >>> asment u.s. and cue-- as the u.s. and cuba work together to overcome their difficulties, they agree on one thing. they both love baseball. this isn't the first case of base bul dip loam ee between the two countries-- >> reporter: it is the national passion. base ball is cuba's favorite spo

the truck was carrying flammable material when yip flipped around 7 this morning and that is where routes 202, 206 and 28 come together. the accident forced the evacuation of a nearby hotel and businesses. hazmat crews are on the scene trying to clear the debris. >>> and investigators are on the scene after a commuter train derailed in northern california. at least 9 people were hurt john blackstone has this report from niles canyon. >> reporter: train crews are working to clear the tracks. the morning after the altamont corridor express, known as the ace train, redaled -- derailed in northern california. >> we hope to get the rail lines cleared out by the end of the day. >> reporter: 214 people are on board. officials say that a mud slide may have caused a tree to fall under the tracks. >> and it was jolting. and a fairly wild ride. >> and we felt a couple of sharp jerks and slowed down. >> reporter: one car sled through the mud into alameda creek and the car came to rest on its side. he was in the adjoining car. it derailed. >> and before a crime -- to get there and he had flown out of

. >> reporter: police say a 61- year-old homeless man was inside the store and doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire. the victim is listed in stable condition. two hours later, police got a call to an apartment on 42nd street and newtown road. a woman reported a man was trying to break into her home and climbed down her firest scape. by 5:45, dylan surrounded by police near his home. nypd says he held a knife in one hand and a beer bottle filled with accelerant with another, dousing the officers, burning the suspect. >> the officers then discharged suspect. >> reporter: james patrick stable condition. him. cbs 2 news. >>> two communities are in mourning after two new jersey teens were killed by a car that slammed into them. janelle burrell is live at the crash site. >> reporter: well, mary the accident happened just across the street from union city high school where one of the teens was a student. and this afternoon, you can see a lot of the classmates gathering at the sidewalk memorial to pay their respects. it's just feet away from the trail of debris. you can see parts of

it's not flammable, but its tank >> lisa: osceola county sheriff's deputies are asking for your help tonight. detectives say this guy walked up tot the mini golf in kissimmee earlier this week with a note demanding cash. we're told he got away with some money and no one was hurt. he is described as a hispanic man in his mid-20's, 5-10 with an unshaven face. if you recognize him, call the crime line at 1-800-423-tips. you can remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward up to a thousand dollars. let's get a check on the roads now with julie broughton. she has an update on the bad crash on i-4. >> julie: this is i-4 west of orange blossom trail. the situation is improving. you can see road rangers out there still have one lane blocked. the far right lane blocked there. three lanes are getting by. we are seeing residual delays in and we're keeping an eye on what's happening on the turnpike southbound at colonial where two right lanes have been blocked because of a crash there. expect some delays. again, traffic is getting by. as always, we're seeing slow conditions on i-4 in each direc

the chemicals used are flammable and the process is potentially explosive. wbtv's david whisenant has more found inside this home. >> investigators worked into the night and early morning at this mobile home in southern rowan. today it's hard to tell that anything unusual was happening and neighbors say they were not suspicious. >> they were cars coming in and out and just thought they had friends. on the weekends. i did not know it was anything more than that. >> investigators say it was. >> total of five, one-pot meth labs found in the residence and 17 gas generators used in the process. >> this burned trash can told investigators there had been one fire here. >> and it was clear that the fire had been caused by the remnants of a meth lab. >> john hopkins, jr. who lived in the home and richard thompson were charged and a loaded gun was found in thompson's vauvment. investigators say what they found inside the home was so back out of the home. >> gas generator inside of a closet that was venting off gas. and the fumes actually made contact with the officers

a pyrotechnics crew member filled his mouth with flammable with spectacular results and, instead, it backfired. his face caught fire burning for about 20 seconds. he was rushed to the hospital and treated for those burns. none of the students witnessing the chaos were hurt. >>> photos of kurt cobain's shotgun are now public for the first time. seattle police say the rock star used it to commit suicide nearly 22 years ago. the photos were released yesterday after a request from cbs news. some conspiracy theorists claim police are destroyed the gun to cover up a murder. >>> apple >>> apple's tim cook speaks out with the encryption battle. an isis recruiter in new york is sentenced. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the rochester democrat and chronicle reports the sentencing of a pizza shop owner who admitted recruiting for isis. the man was given 22 and a half years in prison. he renounced isis before his sentencing. no one he tried to recruit actually traveled to syria to join the militants. reporting a witness account of a deadly fall from a hotel. a "time

have to find an alternative water source, and if the project goes ahead, all 600,000 barrels of flammable butane will enter and leave by rail. those trains will travel over this 80-year-old trestle bridge in a state park that attracts more than 700,000 visitors a year. >> if there was a derailment and rail cars plummet off this bridge 180 feet into the gorge, they're going to rupture. if the gorge is full of people like on a typical summer day, there's no place to go. >> everybody has a fit about the trestle. it's no different than a trestle outside of new york city. it gets inspected once a year. >> norfolk southern rails claims safety inspections but refused al jazeera's request to share the reports. activism and safety concerns have caused delay. a permitting process that should take around 18 months for projects like this has been drags on for years. >> it's too bad it's got to this point. you know, it's turned into a battle of attorneys and battles of experts. they're the only ones making the money. >> we don't think anyplace is the place to do it, but they have certainly chosen the

>> that was hydrogen, that is flammable. this is helium, not flammable.interesting about this project to me. lockheed had layoffs and downsing on the defense side, they are having to work in the commercial world bringing the media and hiring a sales department to sell a product. this is unheard of out there. >> so interesting, big change for them. >> yep. >> jane wells, thanks for that story. "power lunch" will be right back. don't move. >>> in the kitchen here, you can't come to tampa at this time of year without talking a little bit about the yankees. but how about talking to a yankee? earlier today i talked with mark teixeira. >> i stick to a budget and i'm 35 years old and i want my money to last until i'm 85 years old. it just breaks my heart to see athletes making millions of dollars and losing it within a few years. >> mostly equities, bonds? >> 70/30 equities right now. i'm young, long-term investor. i don't mind if there's a dip here or there. i'm going to be investor and some bond ladders and a lot of blue chip equities is where i am. >> bond la

no grandkids spends their inheritance money how you want them to. [ laughter ] look at one of the flammableerboards and bitcoins. [ laughter ] although i do respect a man who asks his grandkids to kill themselves. [ laughter ] i don't know you could do that in a will. i need to call my lawyer! listen, schmuck, have the following people kill themselves! [ laughter ] starting with you! but don't be surprised that osama was tough on his family. last year, he found out how he treated potential employees. >> one of the more stunning documents, a job application for those seeking to join al qaeda, asking about hobbies, special skills, and instructions to write legibly. [ laughter ] >> you're telling me you get a guy who's willing to blow himself up, but you're going to turn him down because you can't read his handwriting? [ laughter ] that's like turning an organ donor down because he chews with his mouth open. [ laughter ] >> and then, this -- do you wish to execute a suicide operation? who should we contact in case you become a martyr? [ laughter ] >> emergency martyr contact? that's the stupid

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