the chief said there had been a controlled burn but crews were called back for a flare up.e says that product have been dripping from a valve that caused concern and a small flare up, then emitted smoke. but when he spoke, he said the plan is depressurized and all fires have been extinguished and warns the situation is delicate. >> there have been fire there. there is an opportunity and risk with a small fire that could break out. >> and when they went in to attack the fire, they can concede the primary was out. and there is a plan with an orderer to preserve atmospheric filter, residents living nearby are hoping the investigation provides answers and with it, a piece of mind. >> you're going to think what is going happen next? you know? when is there a big explosion going to happen. >> and they is confirmed all fires are out. and what they're trying to do is hear what started this chain of events and explains it's because there is a process in place to do so. turning off too quickly could be just as daichk russ as not shutting them off. >> doctors say there is more than 60

we could also see the flare. they were having a problem isolating the situation so that's when we decide today go to a level 2 advisory. >> that advisory lasted about about 3:00 p.m. warning people with asthma to shelter in place. investigators say a pressure release valve which allows gas to escape got stuck in the open position. shell officials shut down that section to prevent the situation from getting worse and allowed the excess gas to burn off through the flares. >> we thought we -- it'd be best to just shut it down until we could figure that out. the substance itself was a probane butane mix similar to what you'd find in barbecue. >> shell officials say today's gas leak is not relate today yesterday's fire. county hazmat officials tell me that they have asked shell to present a report by friday and the company could be facing a fine from the air quality board. here live, a lot of people are just relieved, though, that tho one was injured in today's incident. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now fo

there were no injuries reported at this latest flare-up. they say the fire that flared up was put out in minutes. we are there with the details. >> will: the fire may be out at this place, but chevron officials are still feeling the heat. investigators are combing through this place, chevron worker say they noticed the vapors two hours before the actual explosion and try to fix it but cannot do it in time before the fire. the u.s. chemical safety board will look at all aspects of the fire including physical problems and whether there are problems with industry standards no word on how long the investigation will take. and part of the investigation is the team from cal osha. chevron is not saying how long this processing unit will be down that is already causing prices to go up at the pump. >> mark: for the first time we're hearing the 911 calls from the fire. a dispatcher seemed confused about how much aid it needs to be sent to the refinery. >> hello we have a fire. we are processing crued. >> i do not know what that means? how much do you

the news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. syrian rebels say they are behind a blonde's that rocked central damascus explosions struck at a military compound and just meters from the hotel where the u.n. observer mission is staying. ecuador debunks rumors that it's already granted asylum to julian assange but that decision battle and the whistleblowers two months quest for refuge now expected later this week. and no end in sight explosions rocked afghanistan right after the deadly stage this year saw almost fifty people killed another scandal flares up over a u.s. presence in the country. now it's time for all the latest from the world of sports with paul. thank you very much karen welcome along to the sports headlines here is what's coming out the door of a new era fabio capello takes charge of russia for the very first time as the ivory coast guard your position in wednesday's friendly. net loss maria kirilenko is i

other flares that were going. right now we just have this one fire burning but earlier we had reports from chevron indicating that one mye suffered minor burns on his wrist and to the better we know that's the only injury as a result of what took place there tonight good. news there. we havea live report co what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. . >> bring you back to our top story right now. the fire at the richmond refinery. chevron refinery in richmond that continues to burn that the hou hour. this has had major impact across the bay area including the toll tear at the richmond san rafael bridge. they have been moved out of the toll booth and being asked to shelter in place in the building there adjacent to the bridge. >> let's good live to vl nick smith who is, we can hear the sirens right now nick. >> absolutel

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a couple of storms flaring out there. north of the overnight we can see showers and storms but as we check out the outlook, you can see the changes for the weekend here. look at the air temperatures there. low 80s. >> look at that. >> august come on. >> all right. listen that's it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you at 11. >> have a good night.

newschopper2 was overhead shortly after the flare was reported. chevron officials say there was a buildup of flesh ure -- pressure. as required, they notified the regulators. >>> why 2 southwest planes came into a bay area airport with problems this morning. rosemary is back with the bay area weather including how long the temperatures will last in your neighborhood. >>> ktvu cameras were there when people who have -- who have to where to live were cleared out of a -- who have nowhere to live were cleared out of a camp. lots of prepaid cards come pre-filled with problems. enough is enough. introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and there are no withdrawal fees at over 17,500 chase atms all for one flat fee of $4.95 per month. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. >>> 2 southwest flights made emergency landings within 26 minutes of each other at the oakland airport this morning -- two southwest flights made emer

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. >> she also mentioned that she had a real scare from a flare-up of for multiple sclerosis. she was diagnosed in 1998. mitt romney d t say when the flare-up occurred. >> the prominent baltimore pastor says now's not the time for the church to be silent when it comes to politics. he has convened a national leaders to enter dyes and mobilize voters. -- energized and mobilize voters. >> the son may be setting behind baltimore's empowerment temple, and side, the day is just beginning. the posture convened a group of impressive national leaders for a conference he calls code red. he sees as a state of emergency. >> about 80 days out from the election and there seems not to be a mobilization to get the african-american vote focused and centered for what needs to happen. >> how vulnerable do feel president obama is? >> the score is 0-0 at this point. >> reverend jackson is concerned about what he calls a voter suppression schemes. preferring to pennsylvania's new law requiring voter identification. >> we want maximum participation. >> at this conference, one of the goals is to trai

another flare up is reported at the chevron refinery in richmond. it is a small one but in the same unit that burst into flames on monday evening. ken pritchett explains what is going on there. good afternoon, ken. >> reporter: i spoke with the fire battalion chief michael banks and he was on his way out. they did call richmond fire and requested four engines and a truck after the residual fire, burning at the unit, expanded. we will look at video from news chopper 2. you can see firefighters putting additional water on the unit. sam singer told me 15 minutes ago, the fire is pushing all along, the flame about the size of a basketball. but for some reason, the size of the fire grew. he couldn't tell me how much it expanded. chevron said it was unexpected and we know there is residual fuel in the pipe that leaked. because of regulations, personnel cannot approach too close to address the fire or assess the situation. one reason why they were called to the scene. according to chevron, despite the basketball sized flame growing in size, they said the f

it was one of three fires including a three-acre flare up in gilroy and another near the sonoma marinemarin line. that's where abc7 news reporter ama date is. >> it is quite remarkable how much damage could be caused by a car accident. do you see the pg&e crews behind me still working on the lines and the pole that were brought down earlier, and the firecrews are out on this hill in the darkness making sure today's fire doesn't flare back up. >> reporter: this raging car fire was the result of an accident on northbound 101 south of san antonio road. the driver hit a pg&e power pole sparking a blaze that would burn nearly 105 acres. >> interim fire chief says it was fuelled largely by the wind. >> it was wind driven until it hit the slope at the hill and then ran to the top of the hill. >> it was attacked from all angles. ground crews with hoses and air tankers and a helicopter. >> they got it as best they could and as quick as they could. >> he owns some of this land. just over the water tower lives lives -- lies corta family dairy. they know something about fires. >> i was a volunteer

tonight thousands of residents in contra costa county remain on edge after another flare-up at the chevron refinery in richmond. another fire reignited in the same area where monday night's fire occurreded. meanwhile another east bay community had a scary as they were told to shelter in place. that warning ended up being a false alarm. but that leaves many wondering if the warning system even works. >> reporter: chevron is announcing new steps it is taking tonight to provide some relief to those impacted by monday's fire. meanwhile, another east bay refinery is also issuing an apology tonight after sounding a false alarm. >> i was going to get in the car and run. that was my first thought. flight with my kids and get them safe out of here. >> reporter: that's what was going through anna's mind when she heard sirens sounding this morning from the shell martinez refinery, just down the street from her home. with images of richmond's fire still fresh, she panicked. >> it was tonight only one out front in my pajamas this morning in my neighborhood. think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: turns out

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. i've. been. in two thousand and four some residents in garfield county began to complain that they were getting sick as a result of the drilling activities in their neighborhoods. a young woman from cild laura amos was one of the earliest and loudest voices. as everyone in this room probably knows my groundwater has been contaminated with methane williamsport gets a lot of people in this room with contamination and pollution issues so who then is responsible to me for that that loss of my welfare if it's not you the gas commission if a whale is drilled next to your residence or near your residence within the legal setbacks and there's a perceived or real impact on your property value we don't address that in two thousand and one gas wells were drilled using the fracking technique a mere five hundred feet from the amos home. underground the drilling breached their water well cau

in the latest flare-up over a group of disputed islands. hello. welcome to "newsline." japanese immigration authorities have made a move in a case that has created friction with china. they've begun to deport a group of activists and journalists. police arrested them after they landed on the senkaku islands. japan controls the territory. china and taiwan claim them as their own. 7 of the detainees, 5 activists and two journalists were taken to the airport after being detained. they board a plane and left for hong kong on friday evening. they were arrested on wednesday. seven of them landed on uotsuri island, one of the senkakus. the remaining members will return to hong kong soon. chinese government authorities demanded japan release the group m immediately. noda met with ministers to discuss the issue on friday. they decided not to pursue indictments and to deport the group back to hong kong. no one lives on the senkaku islands. they're in the east china sea. japanese government officials say documents show japan incorporated the islands into it's territory in 1895. th

storms continue to flare up across japan here, actually in takayama just to the west of tokyo you saw 50 millimeters in just an hour span. you are seeing this blow up across the region here and across japan. farther towards the south we are watching storms blow up across the philippines and this could be rather hazardous. because with a 7.9 earthquake flaring up here, that could bring the risk of landslides along the steeper elevations along the coastline. with these rain showers blowing up throughout the overnight hour, you will be wanting to watch that very closely here. farther towards the north, we're also watching heavy rain showers in and around central china. this will continue to occur some 100 to 150 millimeters of rain very well could be occurring here as this low continues to push off there towards the east. behind it some cooler temperatures setting in. ulan bator with a high of 12 here for you on your saturday. out ahead of it, beijing at 29 and shanghai with 32 here on your saturday. now over towards the americas, the remnants of isaac continue to drift off there towards

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news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. headlines from r.t. tonight more bloodshed outside damascus while rebels in the regime escalate violence in serious key northern city of aleppo that's as moscow slams the un's vote which slowly pressures the regime on the fighting. thousands of israelis gear up to march across television demanding social justice from the government to keep cutting at home but splashing out to score political points prime minister netanyahu is popularity is dropping massively as people's outrage grows. and forty five people are reported injured in bahrain as police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters demanding political reforms video allegedly shows government mercenaries driving cars and demonstrated. now some of the support poles here. hello and welcome along with two the sports headlines hey is what we've got for you blow it away maria sharapova wins an olympic silver medal for russia in the

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there has been a flare up. we have had five homicides outside of those the chief judge spoke of. in district 11, in your district. the first occurred back in january. it was a homicide occurring at 26 regent. it involved a stabbing. two men fighting and one was stabbed and killed. the homicide was cleared with an arrest. and its attorneys prosecuting the case. with respect to the gun violence, the more recent violence, beginning in april on april 1st at 356 louisburg, we had a homicide that we believe was related to a robbery. it was a gun homicides that occurred in a victim's home, in their garage. that is an open and active investigation. on april 24th at fairmont and plymouth, another homicide, also in the omi. that was a gun homicide. that was an open investigation. that one occurred on the street. on may 11th, we had a homicide at 158 broad. that was a gun homicides. we believe that very well could have been gang motivated. two members of a rival gang were arrested for the homicide and that case was over -- turned over to the district attorney's office. and then on june 28th

the flare-up occurred in march. started feeling tingling and dizziness. she said it was from the stress and statutory rape of the campaign. >>> paul ryan admits he did lobby the government for millions of dollars in stimulus money. ryan voted against the stimulus and twice denied he requested grant money pour his home state wisconsin. ryan said he had for gotten his office asked for money for two energy companies. >>> president obama's team picked a stand-in for romney. when vice president biden prepares for the debate. cbs news confirmed that chris van holland will double for ryan he's the ranking democrat on the house budget committee. the vice presidential debate will be held thursday, october 11th. >>> a ruling by a federal court has given florida voters four extra days to cast their ballots. last year the florida legislature cut the number of early voting days from 12 to 8. late yesterday a u.s. district court ruled the law cannot apply to five counties because of the potential impact on minority voters. the court said the reduction in early voting d

it was one of three fires including a three-acre flare up in gilroy and another near the sonoma marine- marin line. that's where abc7 news reporter ama date is. >> it is quite remarkable how much damage could be caused by a car accident. do you see the pg&e crews behind me still working on the lines and the pole that were brought down earlier, and the firecrews are out on this hill in the darkness making sure today's fire doesn't flare back up. >> reporter: this raging car fire was the result of an accident on northbound 101 southad.of san antonio road. the driver hit a pg&e power pole sparking a blaze that would burn nearly 105 acres. >> interim fire chief says it was fuelled largely by the wind. >> it was wind driven until it hit the slope at the hill and then ran to the top of the hill. >> it was attacked from all angles. ground crews with hoses and air tankers and a helicopter. >> they got it as best they could and as quick as they could. >> he owns some of this land. just over the water tower lives lives -- lies corta family dairy. they know something about fires. >> i was a volun

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afghanistan after of the deadliest day this year almost fifty three people killed while another scandal flares up over u.s. presence in the country. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is planning to bury a recent controversial report on west bank settlements according to israeli media syrian rebels say that they are. with me i have to tell you a son and knows how to turn me and also the author of the two thousand and five israeli government sponsored report that documented the legality of the building of outposts on the settlements thank you very much for joining us here on auty there has just recently been another report also a government sponsored the levi report that found exactly the opposite that these outposts in fact. in the country of know how is it possible to have these contradictions my or poor. is lying on the supreme court of justice for israel decisions for decades for forty five years old was it that that international law applies in the west there and all the clues range and recommendations are based on this fact in my report but the levy. committee decided that internat

the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tired of them is a big issue. if you're just joining us a very warm welcome to you this is the weekly on r.t. and on the threshold of the first anniversary of the fall of tripoli libya seems to be marking the event with violence and chaos in the latest series of recent attacks on our sufi shrines a salafi islamists were blamed for blowing up and bulldozing a fifteenth century sanctuary sectarian tensions in libya have reached new levels after two soofi religious sites were destroyed by. government security forces this against a background of severe ethnic clashes which have spiraled since colonel qaddafi was ousted most recently at least twelve more killed doze

more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying operations or rule the day. weekly continues here on our very nearly twenty minutes past the hour on the threshold of the first anniversary of the fall of tripoli libya seems to be marking the event with violence and chaos and the latest in a series of recent attacks on sufi shrines some of the islamists were blamed for blowing up and bulldozing a fifteenth century sentry sectarian tensions in libya reached new levels after sophie religious sites were destroyed by the feds and government security forces this against a background of severe ethnic clashes which have spiraled since colonel gadhafi was alstad most recently at least twelve people were killed and dozens injured after the fighting parties used heavy weaponry in anti aircraft guns political analyst and consultant thinks libya will only descend deeper into chaos. libya is following the same trend as all the other countries where there was of cour

it was one of three fires including a three-acre flare up in gilroy and another near the sonoma marine- marin line. that's where abc7 news reporter ama date is. >> it is quite remarkable how much damage could be caused by a car accident. do you see the pg&e crews behind me still working on the lines and the pole that were brought down earlier, and the firecrews are out on this hill in the darkness making sure today's fire doesn't flare back up. >> reporter: this raging car fire was the result of an accident on northbound 101 south of san antonio road. the driver hit a pg&e power pole sparking a blaze that would burn nearly 105 acres. >> interim fire chief says it was fuelled largely by the wind. >> it was wind driven until it hit the slope at the hill and then ran to the top of the hill. >> it was attacked from all angles. ground crews with hoses and air tankers and a helicopter. >> they got it as best they could and as quick as they could. >> he owns some of this land. just over the water tower lives lives -- lies corta family dairy. they know something about fires. >> i was a volunte

>> when scientists try to study stress cause an ms flare up, the answer is no. they don't see there's a one to one cause and effect there. but ms patients like mrs. romney will say gee, i was under a lot of stress, pushing my body much too much and i got a flare up. in that case, doctors will say listen to your body and if you need to slow down, slow down. but they also say you don't want to necessarily get rid of the stress because getting rid of the stress can cause more problems. imagine if she said i'm going to stay home. be in the bed, sit in a chair. not going to do this. that could cause even more problems. that could be depressing to stay home when really she wanteded to be out on the campaign trial. there's a balancing act and it sounds like that's what she's doing. >> i'll tell you one thing, ms or no ms, i don't have it and i was on the the bush campaign in 2000 and i was so exhausted that "the new york times" or some newspaper said that i couldn't remember colin powell's name. i don't even remember that. it's really hard, especially if you're sick. >

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more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. hello again you're watching out the russian energy giant gazprom has joined the club of companies literally coming under attack from greenpeace six environmental activists ambush one of the firms floating oil rigs in the arctic in protest against plans to drill in the area despite warnings from platform workers activists managed to latch on to the rigs especially with those off fifteen hours they claim they were then sprayed with water from above and retreated to quote avoid risks in the freezing conditions environmental campaigner christopher williams told us several nations are getting increasingly interested in a slice of the arctic reserves and that will keep greenpeace busy. the oil that is said to exist below the arctic is up to twenty five percent of world reserves there are countries vying for control of optical oil those functions i think are pretty determined to start dri

violence flares in bahrain and rubber bullets and tear gas or rained down on anti-government protesters a court delays its prominent human rights activists until next month. the world's largest islamic body suspends siriano with iran the only members speaking out in support of damascus. and ecuador's president is set to decide the fate of julian assange who is waiting for an asylum ruling that u.s. hackers try to browse the leaks web site. and welcome to our team this tuesday karen taraji broadcasting here from our studio in moscow where it is six o'clock now a court in bahrain has delayed the verdict in the trial of twenty human rights activists until next month it's not been confirmed whether prominent activist is among them it's his prosecution that's galvanized the shadow rebels in their eighteen month long fight for equal rights from the sunni monarchy that all comes as fresh clashes flared up in one of the largest cities of all the protesters there were met with tear gas and rubber bullets with reported injuries aren't arrests. is currently serving his latest three month sentence

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protest movement who had allying the pussy riot cause with their own as the throngs massed tempers flared and police announcements to keep calm were ignored as over fifty people from both sides were detained the public order offenses common damned by some celebrated by others their performance in this cathedral lasted for a little more than a minute and a half but it's perhaps made pussy riot the most recognizable russian music act in the world. but where did they come from under various guises the three women who were jailed on friday have been no strangers to controversy in the past pussy riot grew out of a performance art group which had staged an orgy in a museum filmed a woman performing a sex act on a chicken in a supermarket and kissed on duty female police officers to cathedral performance though took things to another level church groups burned images of the women and of madonna who had spoken out on the side of pussy riot i think they belong to some sect which conducts a tannic rituals they use elsewhere a church in russia was daubed with the slogan down with religious fanatics

tonight violence flares in bahrain rubber bullets and tear gas rained down on antigovernment protests meanwhile a court delays its verdict on problem and human rights activists till next month. the world's largest islamic body is suspending syria with a random the only member speaking out now in support of damascus. and ecuador's president is set to decide the fate of julian assange choose waiting for an asylum ruling that says u.s. hackers try to crash the wiki leaks website. welcomes his r.t. live from moscow at eight pm my name's kevin zero in with your top stories here this hour and first a court in bahrain has delayed the verdict in the retrial of twenty human rights activists until next month it appears prominent campaigner now bill roggio is not among them and his verdict is said to be delivered on thursday his prosecution galvanized the shiite rebels in their eighteen month long fight for equal rights from the saudi monarchy but all comes as fresh clashes flared up in one of bahrain's largest cities of. protesters there were met with tear gas and rubber bullets with reported i

s are your top stories violence flares in bahrain rubber bullets and tear gas rained down on anti-government protesters meanwhile a quarter delay has its verdict on prominent human rights activists on chill next month. the world's second largest global body organization of islamic cooperation council splendid syria iran has been the only member speaking out in support of damascus. and ecuador's president assad to decide the fate of julian a song which was waiting for an asylum ruling in the country's london then to see that's as u.s. hoppers tried to crash the wiki leaks website. now it says the white house considers pushing through cyber security orders after congress failed to get to grips with it are to talk to apple co-founder steve walz about privacy rights and web democracy. as co-founder of one of the largest companies in the world do you think that you have a responsibility to speak out about issues like internet regulation i don't think anyone comes with a responsibility just because their company is really big especially since i'm not the one who wanted to run a company just be a g