hiss, a huge explosion. the explosion literally rips the door from the hinges, hits, impacts me and takes me to the other side of the shop. and i'm up against the wall, when i finally come around, with the door on top of me. and i remember thinking to myself, "you know, this, this is it. i'm gonna die right here." >> the men on the fishing boat had a camera, >> look at the water on fire. >> i began to crawl across the floor. as i got to the next door, it exploded and took me, the door, and slid me about 35 feet backwards again and planted me up against another wall. at that point, i made a decision. "i'm going to get outside. i may die out there, but i'm gonna get outside." so i crawl across the grid work of the floor and make my way to that opening, where i see the light. i made it out the door, and i thought to myself, "i've accomplished what i set out to accomplish. i made it outside. at least now i can breathe. i may die out here, but i can breathe." >> williams couldn't see. something was pouring into h

you know, hiss tore ukly, nobody's that good at it. some are better than others.s what makes it fun. >> so you're the other side of this equation. we're seeing people selling their wears and you're a buyer? >> yes. i look for companies to put seed money into. >> tell me how that works. what do you look for? >> well, we look for disruptive tech nonologie technologies. we look for entrepreneurs who bring something to the table that we think could have a great liquidity event in the future. >> i work with a lot of technology companies. they're entrepreneurs and engineers, geeks. they get really excited about the technology, the solution and their idea. they're like wow, look at this great idea. isn't that amazing? they think that's the hard part. as i look at a lot of the young technology startups, i encourage them to think about it as they have to have something just as unique, just as innovative, just as amazing about how they're going to market it as the technology part that they think is so great. >> america is really built by entrepreneurs. they started pumping

you know, hiss tore ukly, nobody's that good at it. some are better than others.o you're the other side of this equation. we're seeing people selling their wears and you're a buyer? >> yes. i look for companies to put seed money into. >> tell me how that works. what do you look for? >> well, we look for disruptive technolo technologies. we look for entrepreneurs who bring something to the table that we think could have a great liquidity event in the future. >> i work with a lot of technology companies. they're entrepreneurs and engineers, geeks. they get really excited about the technology, the solution and their idea. they're like wow, look at this great idea. isn't that amazing? they think that's the hard part. as i look at a lot of the young technology startups, i encourage them to think about it as they have to have something just as unique, just as innovative, just as amaing about how they're going to market it as the technology part that they think is so great. >> america is really built by entrepreneurs. they started pumping the entire industries. that's ho

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his moods were all over the place hiss down.ee't even sleeping in the same bed, because he would have flashbacks and nightmares. paal got an appointment with a primmry care physician, but he says full evaluation ann instead gave him medications to commat anxiett and depressson. hee &pveterans health administration's mental hhalth handbook says all new patients must receive a comprehensive eealuation and treatment planning within 14 days. the vva says ninety-five percent of cases meet those requirements. but the thirty-seven percent of vets have to waii longer than 14 days for an appointment.and once referred to a speeialist, fifty-two percent have to wait more than two weeks to be seen. ttat was the case for paul. the pills he was prescribed in may only made mmtters worse and he didn't receive therapy. by juuy, he was suicidal.they admitteddme to the psychiatric warr over at the vaacliniccfor a period of almost a week. i didn't meet the ptsd specialist until the end of august.after he was hospitalized.they all knew i had ptsd. i

suddenly she hear the crackle and hiss of a lit fuse. >> we had heard some of the -- [ hiss ] and thenaboom. had it gone through the roof, it would have been wonderful, but it didn't go through the roof. it bounced back down off the top of the roof and it was a domino effect from there. >> the lit firework sets off a chain reaction. in an instant, a rainbow of explosions fills the tent and the night sky. andrea berkman and her son are caught in the crossfire. >> and you know, my son, he turns around to see where mommy is. and i looked at him. he goes, mama, mama. i said run, run as fast as you can. >> andrea and her son escape before the tent lights up, but the unintended fireworks display is just beginning. >> at one point the fireworks were going 40, 50 feet up in the air. then as the explosion started to get bigger, it started to rip the tent apart. >> firefighters arrive and use water cannons to put out the blaze, extinguishing the last batch of exploding fireworks. stand is a mangled frame. >> i went back to the scene, and when i arrived, there was some smoke lingering and there w

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baltimore's hiss tore imhigh school may have shut its doors for good two years ago but former students both young and old are still heart broken over the move. saturday night the school's alumni held a candlelight vigil for their beloved school for the second year in a row. >> it was a great school. best four years of my life, made a lot of friends here. i really enjoyed it and like a lot of folks just sorry to see school couldn't remain open. >> i don't want to sound pessimistic but the whole two years has been a joke. >> with heartbreak, some alumni were harboring bad feelings over st. agnes's announcement it's buying the 32-acre site. >> they had this thing planned out from the beginning. >> i think it was in poor taste. i feel again it could have been handled better. it could have been handled more up front and nibble putting your cards on the table. >> st. agnes hospital has planned its return to the partially boarded up school located on the city's southwest side into an office building and housing complex for employees. cardinal gibbons is one 1369 schools that the baltimore arc

as the commission secretary mentioned, if we could try to refrain from boos, hisses. calling the first batch of speakers. [reading names] >> i came to speak about what seems to be ignored, left out, not responded to, not just by staff, but by new commissioners. maybe that is because ceqa and nepa were passed before there was an americans with disabilities act. the most egregious example is what happened right here today, and all of you commissioners sat there and did not respond. nobody turned up. nobody raised their head, nobody took notes. when staff said they were going to eliminate curved cuts, you were all motionless -- eliminate curb cuts. nobody responded. worse, one was actually holding a smart phone below the desk, looking at that, not looking at the screen. you're sorry trying to point out, there is more than just ceqa and nepa involved. i'm going to give some examples because i question whether there was proper, full, responsiveness on planning meetings about this. there have been two recent instances where i had made complaints about notices i am planning.

[oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000ricans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. ♪ >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise." in 1947 she stood by her man as he broke the color barriers of major league baseball. now rachel robinson continues to keep the legacy alive. she's our "slice of life." founder of the jackie robinson foundation, assistant professor of nursing at yale university, and recipient of 12 honorary doctorates, education has always been at the forefront of rachel robinson's mind. >> i was destined to go to college. there was no doubt about it. my mother and father were going to see to it. and i joined them in that desire. >> it was her freshman year at the university of california >> he was big man on campus ru&o anyway because he played four major sports, and i thought, okay, this is going to be -- this is not going to be so easy. well, i was totally shocked and totally wrong because everything about him was ideal and wonderful. and i was surprised. >> rob

much protection they will need >> if you go up to lake tahoe and if you're eating something they will hiss at you. you need to stay away from those guys. >> not so great for the cal bears >> they look really great in the warmups and then if it went south from there. they only allowed 13 points in the first half to call. not enough. the lead was at 32 at one point and that is when i tune out. the final score was 65-54. actually made a run at the end to make it respectable. they're off to south florida to played temple on friday and cal is flying home. one nba fan had a little bit more luck. >> he makes a half-court shot during halftime. that fan is so excited because he is taking home $10,000. >> really bad form but a nice connection >> to paris? >> probably a college kid. it is for 57, how far would you go for a home built with your own hands? and, a danger at the boardwalk. some flooding concerns for the santa cruz attraction, when we come back. >> scrambling to save the senate cruz boardwalk, how a river is threatening the amusement park

wallace become president of the united states, we would have secretary of state, our main souce alger hiss, we had wonderful access to i mean, the research and development of the atomic weapons. we had 12 sources inside the manhattan project. well, what was good -- well, we did have a lot of stuff in that sense. and we actually started to work against the united states before world war ii. i'm just -- i cannot just forget one of the episodes in my career as a young officer in the kgb. well, i was at that time a radio moscow correspondent at the united nations, the first one was a fullbrite scholar, where i recruited my first agent with access to information. it was accidental. it propelled my career. and as i came to new york again, i was told by my superiors in moscow to try to revive good working relationship with one of the senior american journalists. really a top guy in the media and in the united states. he used to serve in moscow before world war ii, and he was at that time contacted by -- it was called russian secret services. and he told them at that time, on june 15th of 1941, th

some hispanic people call themselves hiss panic and don't consider themselves white. there is a lot of confusion about whether this should be a racial issue if the hispanic person is a person of color, but there are hispanic people who consider themselves to be white, so some people are labeling zimmerman white and hispanic. and that is coming from a number of places. >>> and a man found dead inside a suv with his 13-year-old daughter are a former sergeant. they were found this morning in the driveway of an annandale home. and neighbors are not sure what happened until they left the house this morning. >> i called the boys and that wanted me to tell you and said that i was safe. >> what do you make of this? >> i don't. i don't try. this is just unbelievable. >> the principal at alexis' school declined to comment today. what led to the violence is unclear and court records show jackson and his wife cindy had a troubled marriage. they were still living together and just living a part. >>> and to the news edge on d.c. no new taxes. if you break traffic laws in d.c., the

. >> we want to see, zimmerman in cuffs with hands behind hiss back. >> reporter: george zimmerman, the 28-year-old neighborhood watch captain, said he opened fire in self-defense. but martin's family says that's a lie. >> we want an arrest. we want a conviction. >> reporter: there is more anger over police conduct. abc news has learned that they never interviewed key witnesses, such as martin's girlfriend, who was on the phone with him as the incident happened. and they never gave zimmerman a toxicology test. the police chief stepped down temporarily. >> i do this to bring some calm to the city, which has been in turmoil for several weeks. >> reporter: we have learned more about george zimmerman's checkered past, including arrests for battery of a police officer and domestic violence. and he seemed to keep an eye out for black people. >> two african-american males. two black males in their late teens. >> reporter: pick him up, said protesters. but police don't know where george zimmerman is. matt gutman, abc news, sanford, florida. >>> robert bales is expected to be indicted later toda

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still holding onto a 70-degree reading at quantico and a nap hiss and cumberland maryland, mid-60 -- annapolis and cumberland, maryland, mid-60s for everybody else. it's not going to be cold overnight and looking beyond where the front system has come through, temperatures have only dropped to the 50s. we don't have real cold air behind this thing, but we do have some gusty winds, hagerstown gusting to 29 miles per hour, gusts to 23 at martinsburg, 30 at winchester and those numbers will fill in across the region as the frontal system starts to swing through. so it pushes the showers out and brings in gusty winds and cooler air tomorrow with the winds continuing out of the north, but enjoy the sunshine. as we look toward the weekend, we'll increase the chance for showers very late friday into the first part of saturday. 54 tonight, west, northwest winds at 10 to 20. tomorrow we could get gusts to 30, breezy and cooler with a temperature of 64 degrees. about 68 degrees for quantico tomorrow, 64 for washington, frederick about 60 and you get farther north and west and temperatures shou

a lot of hissing and snapping. made the way through the plumbing and so far, no one's claiming it. claiming it. @ . >> hello, everybody. i'm lindsay murphy. georgetown has to wait one more day. y that in columbus, ohio and so is feldman. >> reporter: the hoyas had a private practice this morning in preparation for the belmont bruins is any then they came here. to nationwide arena. the georgetown hoyas took the floor at 2:15 this afternoon. a one-hour public practice designed more to satisfy the ncaa than satis few the coaching staff. >> reporter: want to get him in some mean. >> reporter: georgetown appeared loose, securing the knowledge that the 23-8 record&was more than most people expected from the team. they're not satisfied. not by a longshot. >> and i think if i have to pick, it's going to be a business trip and this is a great tournament, a great thing to be around, and i think that we have to approach it more. >> they're the underdogs, you're the big favorite and georgetown is usually a favorite in something like this. do you worry about that or no? >> no. we know they're a

(steam hissing) oh, dear. you all right? here. let me give you a hand. i got it. thanks.e you go. oh, i think this cappuccino is a vanished dream. have the regular stuff. hey, nice turnaround on susan doran. well, it's no easy thing. i'll tell you-- separating the ugliness of her dogma from the sincerity of her faith. yeah, i agree. you know, with your job, there's so many horrific things that you hear people say or do. how do you shrug that off? alcohol. (chuckles) no, look, i-i try to remember the job's more important than me. well, we all pray at our own unique altars, don't we? well... you know, i think of religion as a... a really good police force, you know? it keeps 90% of the people honest and then we worry about the other ten. that's religion. how about belief? well, look, you know we weren't a big "god house." i just always figured one exists, but... that's pretty much the extent of it. pascal's wager. one lives as if god exists. if he does, your gain is infinite. if he doesn't, well, you've lost nothing. think vegas gives odds on that? (wry laugh) you don't fee

hiss father says he's remember his son's smile most. >>> surveillance cameras were rolling as a schoollayground went up in flames in the philadelphia area. nobody was hurt but today students were quite upset. the school's principal plans to rebuild. they said the relatively new playground was dedicated to a former teach wire died of cancer. >>> police are trying to break up an underground dogfighting ring. two dogs were found suffering from severe bite wounds. they believe they were used as bait dogs to train other pit bulls to the violent. the dogs are now at a animal hospital being nursed back to health free of charge. >> you can see the marks on her from where she was bitten by other dogs from her tail to nose, she was full of them. >> i hope they find whoever did this to them, and that they'll be tortured as much as these guys were. >> vets say both dogs could have died from their injuries if they hadn't been discovered. >>> a catholic priest who denied communion it to a lesbian at measure mother's funeral has been suspended. he was placed on leave last friday for intimidating beha

may have, in fact, a few upper 40s in the suburbs tonight, probably mid-50s for the district, a nam hiss toasty at 69 degrees. -- annapolis toasty at 69 degrees. it's the centennial celebration of the cherry blossoms and they did move up that bloom. the bloom is beginning, about 20% out by the weekend and next week they should be 70% out. they think tuesday to friday and that's a pretty short window for the peak because it hooks as though temperatures could have them really -- looks as though temperatures could have them really jumping off those vinyls sooner. meanwhile clear -- vines sooner. meanwhile clear skies, not seeing any showers. tomorrow it appears as though we could in the late day have a shower or thunderstorm roaming around, fairly isolated. mild tonight, fair skies, near 50 in the suburbs, 56 degrees downtown. the record for tomorrow is 81 set in 1990. it's going to be warm. we're expecting to go to 83 degrees. with the spotty shower or storm especially west of interstate 81 by 60 clock, but a few -- by 6:00, but a few of those could migrate around. 8 a.m., 57 degrees, lots

. >> the diagnosis of hiss taker yash -- hysteria, right? >> yes. they didn't want to be labelled as hysterical women. >> to what extent did they perceive being against the war which was unamerican, unpatriotic. to what extent did that delay the adoption of women sufferage? or did it? >> i don't know that it did. remember, there are two wings, if you will, of the sufferage movement. the national woman's party is uche lit more militant wing and are concentrating on the federal amendment. they're moving state by state. all women in the national women's party are free to do and encouraged to do war work. but the party will concentrate on sufferage. nausa through the energies into creating. they're doing war work in the notion it would make them look responsible and better and pa to win -- win some support here. the woman's party was more single minded. it is like when susan b. anthony certainly didn't want to put sufferage aside and what would then have been called the less militant group was willing to put their needs under for the greater good of the

. >> when he went to hissed for explorer, i saw -- to his ford explorer, i saw he went to get some kind of shotgun, cocked it and basically pointed it at us. >> fox 5 spoke with the chef by phone. he said he took out his gun because he thought he was being robbed. the chef disputes the claims the contractor and his fiancee are making and says his surveillance tapes back him up. herringer doesn't explain why he left the scene but says he's going to let this all play out in court. >> we will watch. >>> a different kind of crime that brought hundreds to the streets of d.c. tonight. crimes against men who happen to be gay or live as women, the rally and march started in columbia heights, bob barnard live with more. >> reporter: well, three acts of violence over the course of two days last week have outraged many in this community and so tonight they took their anger and frustration to the streets. they gathered outside the ihop in columbia heights where a guy man was shot and wounded a week ago sunday after having breakfast. witnesses told police the gunman was another customer who had call

i uncovered the snow from hiss face. >> it took the group 20 minutes to get the man free. he was not badly hurt. he was back to work the next day. oh, goodness. how lucky that he had a friend who was ready, experienced to continue digging? just the panic from -- everyone involved. >> amazing. you know, that friendship will endure anything at this point. >> indeed. that's right. >>> this is avalanche season, too. when you get into the springtime, it warms up. the snow doesn't have any adhesion and -- any disturbance and it's gone. so it's dangerous being in the mountains this time of year with all that snow. they've had a lot out there. nothing here. that's for sure this winter. and this morning we are starting off with a clear sky, good morning. i'm tom kierein. right now around the region, live view, capitol hill from our city camera under a clear sky. it's 41 at reagan national. got a breeze coming out of the south/southwest. that southwesterly flow will be warming us up today. right now, though, there is a chill in the air here. look at st. louis, 60 degrees now. some o

religious freedom in egypt -- was not allowed to write and criticize the basic premises of islamic hiss toethi then the islamic state model will become the applicable model and the only one that is the only applicable one or the only one presented to people. if he's not allowed to criticize or offer a different interpretation of the islamic tradition in hadid, then the existing interpretation, the one dominated by the islamists will be the only one offered to the egyptian people. it is thus no surprise that being muslim would be only defined by how the islamists define a muslim. for this reason it is important to defend religious freedom and to work on bringing religious freedom as an integral part of building a liberal democracy in the region. let me now move from this to the present and the future and the situation of religious freedom in egypt. religious freedom in egypt is hardly a happy story. there simply isn't that much of religious freedom in the country. certainly it is not saudi arabia. it is not iran. but the situation of religious freedom in egypt has been shaped by the dyna

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looking at -- sort of the hiss trion this part of the hayward falls this would be the north end of the-mile long stretch. they have produced a fair number which was a mag student 4.5 and a malmagnitude 3.9 in 1998 so in many ways this is not unusual but it is the hayward fault and that's a prime concern in the bay area. we will be watching it throughout the course of the day and see if there are any a petitionnal events or if anything changes and getting more information on this particular one. >> absolutely and david, we had reports there was a 2. 0 after shock about 6:30 well, earlier, have you heard of any after shocks? >> yes, one came and that was a little -- about the same depth five miles below the service so a magnitude 4 can produce, you know, a couple of smaller after shocks so that would not be unusual and our concern is weather they will get something larger so this is just a reminder for people that we live in a place where there are a lot of active faults and a lot of active quakes and prepareness should not be too far from their thoughts. >> thank you very much for givin

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