and that's particularly relevant here in hawaii, because what--well, we got that hot, hot, hot spot. what makes that hot spot hot? what's fueling it? is it like a carbon and oxygen combining? no. it's at the nuclear level. and most of everything we're gonna talk about is gonna be like physics of the everyday world like that, but we are gonna get far out, and we're gonna talk about the ideas of albert einstein, the ideas of relativity. what time it is on your clock and how you move through space are related. did you guys know that? we're all sitting at rest right now, and our clocks are running. we are advancing into the future at all the same rate. we're in the same space and we all share the same time. but when i start to move, my watch is running differently than your watch. so long as i'm moving, it doesn't go at the same pace that yours is. now, i'm only moving a little bit. and so the change is only a little bit. so little there's no way that we have no instruments to measure the change for that kind of speed you saw. but if i start goosing that speed up faster and faster and fa

it's very hot -- way hotter than a red hot, by the way. hot. >> i will give it a couple of licks here. >>> if you live in vancouver be on guard for seemingly homeless man begging for change who's actually a rich man doing good. this is what happened to a man named yogi omar, 30 years old. he was a man walking by a guy saying can you spare change. he said he doesn't have a lot of money. he's been watching his dollars as well. he didn't want to give the guy any money but he said it is christmas and he gave the guy some money and the guy turns around and basically saying i'm not going to tell you who i am but this random act of kindness will be rewarded. he gave the guy his rent money for the month and he does this and does this every year. nobody knows who this guy is. this is a guy that tossed a few coins to that guy. ended up getting his rent paid and didn't ask for anything. random act of kindness. >> very cool. >>> random act of creativeness here. we want to show you two pictures quickly. this is a couple in australia. they have a websit

if you looked up the word hot in the dictionary you'd be an idiot.ll you have to do is look at this lady. it's miss new york. his mood ring committed suicide because he's really depressing. it's actor and comedian nick depalo. my favorite baldwin. he's stephen baldwin. you can see him in i'm in love with a church girl. i watched it 12 times and grew wings of gold. >> that's the first story. >> i came up with a new phrase for a sex act. it's called a hot marty. >> really. what's that about? >> i don't want to get into it. should we say good-bye to the butterfly? in a story that hannity refuses to cover, they banned the release of butterflies at weddings and other celebrations as seen here. they say the practice is harming conservation efforts and the head of the butterfly association agrees telling foxnews.com there's no reason these large winged creatures should be treated as party favors. there will be meetings ld in the coming weeks and red reported back not mentioned in any of this is the dark, dark side of butterflies. take a look. that's true. i

then, the final transmission from the hot shots. >> yeah, i'm here with granite mountain hot shots, oure route has been cut off. we are preparing a deployment site and we are burning out around ourselves in the brush and i'll give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> reporter: the hot shots had two minutes to deploy those shelters to take cover. the temperature, 2,000 degrees. air command tries desperately to radio them, but are met with silence. >> granite mountain seven, bravo 33 air to ground. >> reporter: the silence, 19 lives lost in one of the worst wildfire disasters in history. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >> aditi, thank you. >>> to the economy tonight, and wall street now hoping for a better week ahead. the dow opening tomorrow at 15,755, after losing just under 265 points for the week, its second straight week of losses. retailers and economists had been hoping shoppers would provide a boost to the economy and the markets. though the storms this weekend did not help, with a much shorter holiday shopping season this year than last year. >>> and overseas tonight,

the school district found out the hot sauce didn't stop at the crayons. put it in play dough and the teacher assistant said she made jason put the crayons in his mouth. they suspended her and ten months later fired her following an investigation. jason's parents were satisfied with the decision but would be surprised to learn what happened next. gomez complained about being fired and went to an administrative court. she admitted putting hot sauce on the crayons but denied the force feeding. in the findings, the court declared ms. gomez peeled the paper off several jumbo sized crayons and put them in a disposable cup and poured louisiana hot sauce over the crayons and at the same time, ms. gomez also massaged hot sauce into black play dough but the court did not believe the teacher saying ms. gomez force fed the boy. there is no evidence she insisted the child eating or licking the hot sauce crayons or play dough. jason's parents couldn't believe the teacher that put hot sauce on the crayons and play dough is coming back to the courtroom. >> he cannot comm

hot chocolate sales are up. cream sales have not dipped very much surprisingly. >>> more news, a 3.8 earthquake hit east of santa rosa at about 10:44. no reports of any damage. >>> it is a murder that haunted bay area investigators for 20 years. tonight, there is a game changing break in the case. using familial dna and this moldova woman known only as pogonip jane, they have finally confirmed her identity. they say she is kori joanne lamaster of pacifica, she was 17 when she disappeared back in 1993. her body was found by hikers in 1994. tonight, joe vasquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> reporter: it was horrible to hear what wound up happening to her. that she has been dead for that long. >> reporter: robert hanson of pacifica says he was surprised that kori joanne lamaster, the girl he used to babysit as a teenager was the remains found. she lived here in pacifica with her parents. they had adopted her from a relative. she was a chronic run away it was a traumatic ordeal fo

i mean the strategy is hot, people then there are a whole lot of hot people here in chicago. talking about two different things, but here police have issued more contact cards in new york city than the peak. police really are going out and interviewing a lot of people and the hot people strategy, that's actually a little more nuanswered when they are knocking on door and finding people who have relationships and finding people who have a connection to someone who's been murdered. these are more likely to be hot people who would be involved in more violent crimes. >> police are saying and you've reported in your piece, a great piece, where police say they are dropping the hammer on individual gang members and targeting these people in certain neighborhoods but what your piece also points out, i lived in chicago for ten years. you said chicago from being a picturesque city for tourists was a good place to go evenly if you are looking to get shot. that had become this image of chicago. i think there was the piece that aired on an hbo program that referred to some of the young ga

hot sauce sounds good. just "hot" sounds good. >> there is cleaner air, look at the inversion, a "spare the air" day and you can see it. we will talk about how the temperatures are going to be near record levels, too, in the seven-day forecast. >> we will get you up on your toes and go behind the scenes of a christmas classic with our news reporter who is in stranger to "the nutcracker." ♪ i'll have a blue christmas without you ♪ >> christmas classic sounds like elvis never left the building and it could make this teen the next musical >>> we all got the purple memo and we hear a rumor that the cold snap could be ending. >> may have to change colors. possible record highs after record lows early this week. it will swing the other way, good morning, everyone, we will start with live doppler 7 hd to show you the visibility and how they are below ten miles in many areas around the bay, the thick are haze we are seeing this morning because of the stronger inversion that is trapping more of the pollution down at

and then court doesn't well when hot money out of reach nearly one hundred point seven dollars. how do i continue to increase. chung also that the chinese don't already implemented called forbidding foreign capital and three china's rule the market therefore tumble to use it on gratitude after the housing price increase in the hot money and clout turkey chums idea to anyone thinking founder john king being read another article for time to knit jumpers in the real amount of money entering china is not what the chinese government now tonka been a lot of hot money that god has for direct investment. money changes and that the target want to enter china. something that i need to contact him at the real comedy about two to four hundred eight hundred billion us dollars the money occupies forty to eighty percent of the total real the transaction doesn't well tom also point out the hot money usually doesn't happen that sometimes milk the market directly the money would enter chinese commercial banks. don't allow the thing for money for housing loans. eventually dr housing prices up when

the return of the welfare queen, the latest story on "national journal" and hits the hot spots.he fancy sports car with the fins. this is back to the '60s. babies galore in the car. a tin of caviar. aforementioned king crab legs flying out of a whole foods grocery bag. paperwork for welfare, food stamps, paper for medicare.gov blowing in the wind there and last but not least, a obama/biden bumper sticker. bobby brown, and margaret carlson. i don't know if you laugh at the ridiculousness of it or stereotypical. i'd love to see you in court as a prosecutor asking this character, lee bright, strangely named nickname. he's called mr. bright by his friends. here he's saying he has obviously not observed somebody with the fingernails he thinks are really delightful or with expensive bag which may well be a knockoff for all he knows and of course, driving around in a very zippy car. i don't think he's ever watched anybody in a line at a safeway or a piggly wiggly or any place he goes shopping. i think it's all stereotyping and all the game -- it's called the dog whistle. we know what h

so the notion would be that there would be an agreement between sf hot and the individual. it's very similar what happens when someone goes into a stabilization room. when an individual who is homeless maybe disconnected from benefits and not have any income and decide to go into services, they don't pay for that room. the city is paying for that room but the individual commits to participating 2-3 times a week in case management. this is a similar situation that we would be working with someone and they would agree we would pay the storage so they are not giving up this property that they may decide is a period of time form of housing for them down the road. we would store it which is about $150 a month for a vehicle . we are looking at 4-5 vehicles but now that we have dedicated $7,000 for this purpose. we are going to be flexible as people have needs, but the commitment is they participate in case management leading to permanent housing. >> my question is how long do they engage in case management. when you

it's getting hot in here! it's a hot wind! is that smoke? is there a fire in here?ion -- is that atmospheric smoke, or is there a fire in here? oh oh, well, it's too late now. let's get back to the song. ♪ accused and tried and told to hang i was nowhere ♪ ♪ in sight when the church bells rang ♪ ♪ never was the kind to do as i was told gonna ride like the wind before i get old ♪ ♪ it is the night my body's weak i'm on the run no time to sleep ♪ ♪ i've got to ride ride like the wind to be free again ♪ ♪ and i've got such a long way to go such a long way to go ♪ ♪ to make it to the border of mexico ♪ ♪ so i'll ride ride like the wind ride like the wind ♪ ♪ and i've got such a long way to go such a long ♪ ♪ way to go to make it to the border of mexico ♪ ♪ so i'll ride ride like the wind ride like the wind ♪ ♪ gonna ride like the wind ♪ >> you feel that, ladies, that's me. okay, that was creepy. i smoked a funny cigarette with christopher cross backstage. let's just say the filter is off! anyway, i feel like i've gone on too long. so i am going to shut up. let's have ch

it tells me it was not hot dipped when they made it. it was not hot dipped galvanized. somebody chose to paint it and the paint is not being maintained. it's hard to get in there with the wire brush and scrape the soul off but that's what you have to do. wire brush it. wire brush? >> just on the top. [inaudible] >> it's really long-term problem. >> there's a house that we built, it's a great highway, and it's got a hot dipped galvanized gate. not similar but similar material and out there, out in the sunset, it's really -- even on hot tip galvanized, it's really rough. the salt air. wd-409 hinges, all the moving parts, the strike, everything you have to really maintain with oil, the wd-40 is a good example. and -- because they'll just lock up. freeze up. >> here's my favorite lubricant. i wish i had a bottle of it here. i go to the bicycle store and i buy lubricant for bicycle chains and bicycles. it has a much longer life than wd-40. wd-40 is thin. it's good for soaking into things. but the bicycle lock -- bicycle lubricant you'll find has a very long life a6 c1 long l

so the notion would be that there would be an agreement between sf hot and the individual. it's very similar what happens when someone goes into a stabilization room. when an individual who is homeless maybe disconnected from benefits and not have any income and decide to go

, sign up because it's hot, sign up because it's hot. >> when millions of people are being dropped fromng the line. we're reading your e-mails and tweets up next. >>> it is about three minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house today, here's what's happening. snow heading to the east coast. boston issuing a winter storm watch. expecting six inches to a foot of snow saturday into sunday. nasa's special tiger teams working to fix the international space station. tiger teams became legendary during the apollo mission. they focused on one area of the problem to find a solution. >>> friday the 13th could be someone's lucky day. the mega millions jackpot has jumped to $400 million. the drawing tonight. >>> it's time now to take a look at at good, the bad, the ugly. first, the good. victoria's secret $10 million fantasy bra is available for a lesser price. it's costing under 300 bucks. that's still expensive for a bra. bond, james bond. does he really exist? he would only have a life expectancy of 56 years old because of that, all of his heavy drinking. the real 007 would hav

. >> we're going from one type of hot spot to a completely different type of hot spot.stal, tell me about this. >> my assignment was to identify the hot spots of criminal knowledge identification. and i got to ride along with two different police departments to see how that works. >> that sounds very cool. we'll check that out when we come back. we want to hear what you think. join the conversation by joining real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> welcome back, guys. crystal, you were about to take us on the most awesomely nerdy police ride along ever. >> it was awesomely nerdy. go along with police officers and the computer was influencing where we went and when we got there we saw some pretty interesting stuff so let's take a look. >> roll call, santa cruz police department, the calm before the storm. >> it's coming around. take a look. >> our crime stats are scho showing the efforts you are making and overall we are down 12% on a

the car may also get hot, a little too hot. he doesn't seem to be paying attention to the smoke in the engine compartment but is now feeling the cabinet. >> yes, doc! >> the rest of this video is a mad dash to find something to put the fire out. this guy opens the hood and tries to fire the blow out. eventual they found like two tiny little last resort. >> i eunice aafter your clean your teeth book. >> it's the holiday season. that means it's the perfect time for a little musical interlude from our favorite, lindsay sterling. for those who don't know who lindsay is, she has lots of yub videos of her playing the violin. some of them are just yaung jungy. nd maybe i'll go like this. >> as you can see, she is not alone in this rendition of "oh come allee manuel." the person playing the piano became no lander asking to be the first time is blind. he started the teen-agers so he's self taught. he teamed up with lindsey and they music poll daholidays. >> anybody who can teach themselves an instrument is wild. i mean, how can you do t

time to heat things up, wendy's hot topic panel.in time for the holidays, carla hall is here sharing one of her favorite cookie recipes. and all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy!

so it's pretty hot and pretty warm. you figure how are they going to shoot a ski film?irst they take ice and try to chip it to create snow. >> wow, they really committed. >> it's going to be a pool. >> they persisted, threw the bags down on ice, creating a ramp for. >> he missed the rail completely. >> this is probably one of the scariest things i've ever filmed in my life. as i looked over the bridge, all i saw were the bases of his skis and all kinds of tangled lines and chute. >> but his parachute comes out. >> this is like the trifecta. how can i put three extremes to the? >> after that mike wilson steps up. going to do it again. much more in control and then does a little barrel roll off the bridge, back flip. >> that looks a lot more controlled. >> it's impressive. >> that's pretty bad ass. >> that's just one of the incredible scenes you'll see. >> every year 100 billion card board boxes are produced in the united states. although you might not realize it, traditional card board boxes of wasteful, difficult to open and hard to pack. >> meet these two foon gentlema

and talking about hot, hot, hot, it is really hot. >> very slimming. >> let's go to the antarctic.u. i think this looks lovely. >> you are a thinner, funnier grima grimace. >> i'm offended by that. >> stay tuned, everybody. "closing bell" coming up next. >>> and hello and welcome to the "closing bell" on this monday. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. investors are concerned about the fed announcing a tapering this week. they meet on tuesday and wednesday. you couldn't tell it by the markets today. we've had a pretty good rally. this is this just a bounce from an oversold condition or are we actually seeing the somebody buying on the dip once again? is this the beginning of the santa claus rally? meanwhile, a lot of parts of the country not so optimistic about the stock market for 2014. a new poll showing most americans see the market flat or lower from currentel

hot crowd!ork city crowd, welcome, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." welcome, everybody. thank you for being here. thank you for watching. here's what people are talking about. it's all over the news again today. obamacare. boy. [ light laughter ] well, they're starting to do a little better, okay, but it's still -- they're still struggling to catch up with most people. so, now the white house has started asking celebrities to endorse obamacare. [ laughter ] because if anyone knows how to put a new face on something, it's hollywood. [ laughter and applause ] they're going to do it. one of the celebrities they've approached about this world's sexiest man, adam levine. [ cheers ] the rest of maroon 5 were, like, "how can we help?" the white house was like, "well, just make sure this message gets to adam levine." that's not fair because they're a team. >> steve: they're a team. >> jimmy: yeah. speaking of hollywood, there was kind of a shocker this mornin

they're hot.e beautiful crunchy parcels alongside a generous dollop of thick, rich cranberry sauce, and brace yourself for a very special treat. it's fresh, very different; and, of course, this isn't a kind of meat and two veg dinner; but, really, you don't want to be doing that every night, anyway; and i think, you know, this is a nice little combo. so, a nice little dress of a salad, and then that last bit of chives just sprinkle over the whole lot. nice rustic, beautiful, different little vegetarian dish that new mommies even love, gorge. look at that, absolutely gorgeous, a winning combo. look at that, crispy, crispy, crispy, and then inside... that is hot. oh, oh, oh! next& so good. &a sunday roast inspired dinner to fill your boots any day of the week. mm, how can you argue with it? it's proper. jamie: everyone loves a slow-cooked sunday roast, but who would have thought you could have a feast this impressive during the week? golden chicken with rosemary and lovely crispy bacon, crunchy pota

the hot girls? there is a study that says 82% of teachers have back brace fetishes. it may have something to do with that. >> and the weird thing is that's all she wore which was amazingly disgusting in america today you would walk around in a back brace. where am i? jaime, do you think this idea holds true for both sexes or just women? >> probably for women. but i think there is a possibility that thisy are not considering with this. maybe people in school find those who have high gpa's attractive. maybe that is what makes the people attractive. >> have you been to high school? >> no. >> not in the last month. after that incident. >> i am not allowed within a hundred yards. >> who isn't? tom, i have a feeling you have very strong, strong feelings about this. >> i do. but jaime took my theory and i think he is right. the thing is that when you are very young you don't know who is good looking. i want you to open up your yearbook and look through and look at the girls that you ignored in high school.

. >> it's hot here?ou ought to come here in the summer. >> and it's pretty amusing to watch. >> want me to run for governor? >> actually it's not up to me, it would be up to the people and the voters of this state. >> i'll put you in charge of our religious program. >> i don't think so. i'm sure i'll find a way to the other side. >> joe for governor. joe for governor. >> spread it around. >> run on a democratic ticket? >> democratic ticket? this guy's pretty sharp. you're sure you're who you are? you're not an imposter? huh? >> the inmates have this funny thing where they both despise him, but he's got kind of this celebrity status among them and they all want him to sign postcards for them and it's kind of like an exciting moment in their day when sheriff joe comes down. >> you should try the slop. >> what's the slop? >> the dinner we get. >> spaghetti and meatballs? >> probably not. >> i did have to give them television. the judge many years ago said you have to have tv and never said what to show. so

i want you to bite in to this. >> unless it is crazy hot. pretty darn hot. >> is it?e cinnamony hot. >> no way more than cinnamon. it is not sriracha sauce hot yet. keep going. >> i would call this a problem. it looks like a regular candy cane. put it on the christmas tree a kid grabs it and you have a problem. don't put it on the tree unless you have a kids that like sriracha. they suggest you crumple it over ice cream or a holiday cocktail stir. >> actually that would be very good. >> i'm assuming it's on the box because of insurance purposes they don't want you to crush it and snort it up your nose. so don't do that, john. >> and also with the sriracha sauce. >> put it in your pocket. >> you should do this to the people you really like. hey. >> help yourself. >> knock yourself out. it. >> is way hotter than a red-hot, by the way. it is hot. >> i will give it a couple of licks here. >>> if you live in vancouver be on guard for seemingly homeless man begging for change who's actually a rich man doing good. this is what happened to a man named yogi omar, 30 years old.

. >> we're going from one type of hot spot to a completely different type of hot spot.stal, tell me about this. >> my assignment was to identify the hot spots of criminal knowledge identification. and i got to ride along with two different police departments to see how that works. >> that sounds very cool. we'll check that out when we come back. we want to hear what you think. join the conversation by joining consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? many worry that the gains made in education will not stick in the future. aljazeera's jane ferguson takes us to a school in kandahar city that was long considered a success and is now facing closure. >> it's a place offering

>> i love it. >> we can make it look hot, though.t a little bedroom sexy. and then the messier it will hide the imperfections. >> next is a cool idea if you want to get quick curls. which means i have to take my hair apart. basically you take pieces of your hair, twist them and take a flat iron and move the heat up and down to get the beachy wave without curling and setting. >>> now, andrea has helped us model this perfect tool for a french twist. it is a cone. all you have to do -- i'm going to undo hers. you have a couple of bobby pins at the ends. basically you clip your hair in the barrette. i know we are short for time. i think this is a clever idea. so you just roll it around. you can use this if you have shorter hair. i am going to put online the braids. don't be intimidated. it will take two seconds. >> thank you. >>> what does it take to survive in the most extreme arctic conditions? >> three rugged guys show us what to do. >> after your local news. they're very cute. don't you go away. >>> we're back on this try day friday

first, when i'm talking about hot stocks, i really mean the hot speculative stocks.of companies with low market capitalizations. usually these stocks begin with very little research coverage. these names can go up for a very long time. they can catch fire and stay on fire for years. the key to figuring out when interest has peaked and knowing when it's time to sell is by watching the analyst coverage. you have to use your own judgment here, but once once these hot, relatively obscure stocks has at least half dozen analysts covering it, the run is going to begin to peter out. the run is too big and too well known. it's the rare stock that doesn't behave this way, most do. you can find out how many guys run a stock by looking it up anywhere on the internet. this formula's worked for me as long as i can remember, frankly. as far as i can tell, it works because the number of analyst on the stock is a good gauge of how much awareness there is or how much interest there is in the name or whether the stock is saturated with buyers or not. hot stocks get tapped out when ther

i'm hot. it just doesn't feel good. >> this is why your last relationship broke up, hoda because -- really is. so if you want me to go, you want to break up with me, then make me stop doing what i'm doing to your leg. >> just move over a little. it's hot. >> see, we're having one of those kinds of -- that's exactly what they're talking about. we're having an argument. one of us has to give in. but the report says we shouldn't because it does not bring long-term happiness. it might make you cooler but -- >> pride and stubbornness actually encourages good mental health. >> i find that strange. >> i think at some point, some partner has to -- >> has to give a little bit, anyone who has ever been in one knows that. >> i'd rather be the person saying i'm sorry. >> it would just be easier. you can make your feelings known first and then say. >> yeah, you don't want to be a doormat. >> a doormat, no. >> all right, it is time for -- >> please, my leg, you're hot! >> we have a friday fund, okay. >> ple

i'm just getting a hot dog. we're all getting hot dogs.hat, you think there's two lines and we're all in this line-- you're the only genius that got in the other line? can you believe this guy? don't line up behind him. he cheated you. hey, shut up. what do you want on yours, baby? i want all the hot dogs, please. yeah, i'm--i'm buying all the hot dogs. oh, come on, lady. [customers shouting angrily] and i'm giving them to e good people. [upbeat '60s-style pop music] ♪ who's that ♪ kicking it down the street ♪ causin' a stir ♪ who's that ♪ i know that you're wondrin' that's her ♪ ♪ that's her, that's her, that's her, that's hr ♪ ♪ who's got the kind of charisma that ♪

that is how hot deals are made. i happen to call these kinds of offerings sliver offerings from the days we brought public at thestreet.com. they did just a sliver of it. saw a lot of them a few years ago, too. they create a wild pop because bankers choose to make the deal hot, perhaps to create hot, perhaps to create excitement for the stock. if they created more stock it could go below where they priced the deal. nothing is worse than what is known as a broken deal. one that immediately goes below the offered price. it hurts shareholders who bought and hurts the company. better off to get people excited and then six months down the road when what is known as the lock-up expires, hopefully the stock will be well above where the ipo was priced. insiders will get out at a big profit. i don't care about the insiders. i care about you. i want you in on sliver deals. any deal where new company offers less than 10% of the company is one i want you in for even if i don't like the company. let's take groupon. i'm not a hug

a nice hot skillet here. >> yes, nice, hot skillet. salt and pepper on the scallops. >> we have about a minute. >> these are large scallops about ten to a pound. >> we're going a little quicker because of tv time. so four is enough for two people or one? >> this is one portion. it's the holidays. you got to eat a lot, right? >> absolutely. >> a nice hot pan. >> is seafood expensive this time of year? >> depends what's in season. most of the stuff right now is a decent price. >> so let somebody eldo the work for you and it makes -- owe let somebody else do the work for you and it makes it even better. >> we'll caramelize them. put a little butter in the pan and fresh thyme. >> we have about 30 seconds left. i know we're rushing. we have fresh greenery. >> asian greens with soy, nice and buttery. >> the cranberry is this for the scallops. >> the cranberry puree. you simmer and puree it. >> again, this is the finished product. we'll let you know tomorrow how good it is. thank you, matt. >> thank you very much. >>> thank you for watching.

hot lava in the background, and it does give you a strange sense how could these two things exist at same time? >> you think, are those clouds? no, that's steam on the snow. >> looked like somebody took a big red sparkler and stuck it in the mountain. this is nearly 16,000 feet at its summit. shot by a mayn who goes volcano hunting. went for two weeks, waited 20 hours just to capture this video. >> it makes you respect the planet, though. it really does make you look at this rock that we live on with complete awe. >> ready for something evil to be poured. >> well, that ain't -- >> get ready for this one. it's going to make you go -- >> this is in utah, this video being shot by emmen mcnealy, a well-known climber and base jumper, a bit of an accident. >> whoa! >> that is bone or meat? >> what? >> a tourniquet. it's that serious. >> is he alone? >> with a group of base jumpers. he went last. his chute did not open properly. he slammed into the face of the cliff. and then sort of bounced his way down. >> you can see the amount of blood he's losing. >> he's in pain but relatively calm. >

and that helmet camera ended up recording the last known transition from the hot shots. >> mountain hot shots. our escape route has been cut off. we are preparing a deployment site. we're burning out around ourselves in a brush and i'll give you call when we're under the shelter. >> shelters are fire shelters, really only supposed to be used in a worst case scenario. they were obviously in that and in the end 19 firefighters died in that fire. >> will, what else are we learning about what caused their deaths? >> well, it's interesting. there was a report back in september that said the weather and the fire conditions played a major role in this tragedy, but with these new recordings there's a big question about a breakdown in communication. the local paper, "the arizona republic" had to file records requests to get the recordings and the paper reports the air tankers were bombing the wrong targets. commanders didn't have safety plans and almost everybody on the ground that day had radio problems. the paper says the reports don't show negligence but could potentially be used in lawsuits

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that is where the hot water line broke. that connects passengers from terminal a all the way top baggage claim and the parking garage. that is where it broke. to get more information on exactly what that looked like and how its effecting the airlines. we go to sergeant brandon sanchez. tell us what happened and what the impact is. >> so approximately 2:15 this morning we had a hot water main break in the sky bring between check point terminal a and the baggage claim terminal a. it caused a lot of flooding and cascading of water on both sides. because of that we had to shut down terminal a check point. passengers have been able to go to the counters and get their tickets but they have to go to terminal b with their luggage. the gates at terminal a should knot be effected. they should be able to get to their flights although flights could be delayed. but they will have to check in at terminal b. >> reporter: what did it first look like? >> that was lot of water. it was probably inch to two inches thick on both sides. it was p

then the final transmission from the hot shots. >> yeah, i'm here with the granite mountain hot shotsoute has been cut off. we're preparing a deployment site. we're bourning out around ourselves in the brush. i'll give you a call when we're under the shelters. >> reporter: 19 lives lost in one of the worst wildfire disasters in history. aditi roy, abc news, los angeles. >>> an indiana newelly wed was killed hours after his wedding as he stopped to help a driver that had gone into a ditch. william riley knight was driving from his wedding reception to the hotel with his brooid. knight and the woman he was trying to help were both killed by oncoming cars. friends say that was typical of his character. >> he was very outgoing. always wanted to help somebody. he was -- he was good the be around my kids. i'm glad they got to know him. >> in were no charges field. police say this is just a tragic accident. >>> new details this morning about the bride awaiting sentences for the killing of her new husband. newly released video shows the days of questioning that led to the confession. prosecut