as 100-foot of wall of flames closes in on them. >> >> hotshots. >> the recordings were released aftern revealed commanders made numerous mistakes managing the wildfire that killed the 19 hotshots, and destroyed more than 100 homes. >> little by little, the truth is coming out. >> julianne ashcraft saw the video for the first time yesterday. >> her husband andrew was one of the hotshots who died. their leader eric marsh made one of the final calls for help. >> we are preparing a deployment site. we are burning out around ourselves the brush and will give you a call. >> in his voice, what i heard was he knew, i think, and i believe that he knew that they were all going to die. >> moments before the hotshots deployed their fire shelters, they called for water dropping aircraft. >> aircraft. >> but fire commanders did not even know where the hotshots were. >> so you are on the south side of the fire. we have got several aircraft coming to you. see if we can't take care of business for you. >> there was confusion, and that is heartbreaking. >> reporter: but to deborah pfingston, andrew ash

listen now as they make that call. >> mountain hotshots. cut off. out around ourselves in the brush. and i'll give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> in the final few minutes of the it audio, the command center infors the hotshots that an aircraft is on the way, but it ends with command trying unsuccessfully to reach the hotshots on the radio. >> bravo 33 here on the ground. ing >> and then there was just silence. this was the worst fire fighting tragedy since september 11th, and our thanks to george howell for compiling that report for us. when we come back after the break, something very special for beatles fans. they're back in a way, and it's something be you have never heard before. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny: i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. i know. great gas mileage,

granite mountain hotshots. front of the flaming front." >> reporter:listen closely to the audio from an unidentified firefighter standing at a safe distance who's helmet camera caught the crew's last radio transmissions. >>"we've got fire right over here now." >>"bravo 33, you copy that on air to ground?" >>"air to ground 16, granite mountain, air attack, how do you read? >> "is granite mountain still there?" >>"well, they're in a safe zone." >> reporter:but they weren't in a safe zone. the crew descended down a ridge, and found themselves cut off by fire. >> reporter:in the audio, you hear what appears to be miscommunication between the hotshots and dispatch. >>"operations, bravo 33." >>"air attack, granite mountain 7." >>"this ain't good. no, he's screaming." >> reporter:the hotshot team continues to call for air support - an air tanker, to drop fire retardant on their location, but it never comes together. >> reporter:their only bet now - is to deploy their shelters - as this firefighter demonstrates. protec

you can also hear the last known transmission from the granite mountain hotshots. >> hotshots escape route has been cut off. we are preparing our deployment, and i'll give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> the shelters you heard there, they are referring to fire shelters. they are like cocoons and you are supposed to use them in a worse case scenario and they did not work that day. >> indeed. and what else are we learn being what caused their deaths? >> reporter: well that is interesting because there was a report back in september that said that a big part of the tragedy came from the conditions with the weather and the fire conditions. but with these new audio and video that we have, actually, it kind of calls into question a potential breakdown in communication. i can tell you that the arizona republic, a local paper there, had to file a records request to get the video and audio. and in the records request, the paper warned that air tankers were bombing the wrong targets and commanders didn't have safety plans and the paper reported that everybody on the ground that d

the last radio transmissions of the 19 granite mountain hotshots were captured on helmet cam.s aditi roy. >> reporter: you can hear the panic in their voices as they come face to face with the inferno. [ muffled audio ] >> reporter: that fire in the distance reported on the helmet cam of a nearby firefighting team. this is the last time the 19 granite mountain hotshots were in contact with their command center. the men don't know their tragic fate is just moments away. >> grand mountain, how do you copy me? >> reporter: the chainsaws may have been used as a last, desperate measure by the hotshots to cut down trees and debris providing fuel for the hungry flames. then the final transmission from the hot shots. >> route is cut off. we are preparing a deployment, we are burning out around ourselves, the brush. and i will give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> reporter: the hotshots had two minutes to take cover. the temperature 2,000 degrees. air command tries desperately to radio them but are met with silence. the silence, 19 lives lost in one of the worst wildfire d

he was not with the hotshots.ut you can hear the final radio transmission just moments before the men died. >> is granite mountain still in there. >> operations on air to ground. >> how do you copy me? >> i heard sauce running. that's not good. >> operation's? >> granite mountain 7? granite mountain 7, sounds like they got some trouble. >> escape route has been cut off. we're preparing a deployment site. we're burning out around ourselves in the brush. i'll give you a call when we're under the shelters. >> but minutes pass with no word. >> did they deploy, did they say? >> they said they'd let us know. >> you got your radio on? >> yeah. >> as crews try to contact the men, they're met with silence. >> granite mountain 7, bravo 33 air to ground. >>> that was elizabeth irwin, cnn affiliate knxv reporting. that's audio is from an investigative team report. poor conditions contributed to the firefighters' death. >> the silence was worst of all. >>> coming up, if you got kids in the room, send them somewhere to read a b

what you're seeing now is a helmet camera not with the hotshots.h you can hear the final radio transmission just moments before the men died. >> it says [ inaudible ] >> operations on the ground. >> how do you copy me? [ inaudible ] >> operations. [ inaudible ] >> they're in trouble. >> we've been cut off. we are preparing a deployment site. we're burning out around ourselves, the brush. i'll give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> reporter: but minutes passed with no word. >> are they deployed, they said? >> have you got your radio on? >> yeah. >> reporter: as crews try to contact the men, they're met with silence. >> the granite mountain hotshots were overcome and killed by the wildfire last june. the state forestry division found the fast-moving fire cut off the crew's evacuation route and its path to a safety zone. >>> the body of former nfl linebacker belcher was dug up friday in order to perform neurological tests to see what led to his death. his family hope the tests will provide a clue as to why the player killed his girl friend

. >> this is the deadliest wild fire involving fire fighters in decades... ,the group, a hotshot team, was an elite unit... >> we'd been getting reports throughout the evening, a team of firefighters had lost contact with their commanders, >> nineteen of them have now been declared dead. that's the worst toll since 1933. we're on our way to the airport to try to get down there as quickly as possible. pretty quickly, it became clear something terrible had happened. >> one of the worst wildfire disasters that's ever taken place. >> is this the furthest point we can go to? >> yeah, it is. >> i think the average age for these fire fighters was 22 and so it's such a young life and they gave it up to protect that community. >> the granite mountain hotshots were deployed on what seemed like a routine mission. they expected to be home after a couple days of cutting line around this small retirement community of yarnell. >> from up here, you can actually really see the proximity of yarnell to the place where the fire fighters died. it's a lot closer than i thought it was. the houses really fee

so now as they make that call -- >> yeah, i'm here with the granite mountain hotshots. we are preparing a deployment site and we are burning out around ourselves in a bush and i'll give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> reporter: in the final few minutes of the audio, the command center informs the hot shots that an aircraft is on the way, but it ends with the men trying unsuccessfully to reach the hotshots on the radio. the worst firefighting tragedy since september 11th. george howl, cnn. >> all right. george, thanks, for that. >> incred poise even in those desperate moments. hopefully, they get to understand better about the protocols in those moments, koorld nate better. i remember indra talking about those shelters, how deep they need to be, a horrible thing but important to learn from him. >> let's go back to indra in the weather center to talk about how much snow we actually faced over the weekend. >> for me, enough that i didn't leave the house. i'm the newby here. 4-6 inches of snow. that was a lot. higher amounts in vermont, a good foot-and-a-half

"hotshots" next. ♪ >> that is a look at the futures markets.rings you a market check at 26 and 56 after each hour of the trading day. let's get you the bottom line on what is happening thursday. we have yang yang and su keenan with it review. >> let's start with tomorrow's weekly jobless claims report. ,t 8:30 a.m. washington time the labor department will release a new tally of newly unemployed. surveys by bloomberg expect that number to be 335,000. at 10:00 a.m., former federal reserve chairman paul volcker will be speaking at the world bank. with the budget bill out of the way, the senate is planning a vote on the $625 billion defense authorization bill. the measure is expected to pass that would require the pentagon to take steps to address actual assault template limits -- and place limits on the transfer of guantanamo detainees. >> welse can we expect? have a lot of earnings out tomorrow. among them, nike, the unattributed -- undisputed leader in the athletic footwear market. the earnings will be out after the bell. ahead of that is, we t

. >>> coming up the final strike moments of arizona's granite mountain hotshots.ee just released images of 19 heroic firefighters who died in a wildfire last summer. >>> and later, getting to the south pole isn't easy, especially when you are walking and pulling a sled full of supplies. but prince harry did it. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." south pole isn't easy, south pole isn't easy, >>> coming up a group of brave kids take a trip to the north pole to meet santa himself. of course, it takes a little magic. >> we'll be right back. this is "cbs this morning saturday." >>> charlie and i were just talking about how hard it must have been to spend a decade in prison having been wrongly convicted. the idea of losing your freedom is a terrible terrible thought. how did you cope? what did you miss the most? >> i just missed knowing that i had all these opportunities that were gone, you know. my whole 20s were gone and i coped by learning and educating myself every day. i went in as a 19-year-old child basically and i realized that i didn't want to come ou

"hotshots" is next. ♪ >> today could mark a change in the way we look at the universe.n space agency has launched the gaia mission from french piano. .- guyana it is mapping the stars with the largest camera ever made for space exploration. on gibson has details. >> if you have been shopping for a new camera or phone lately, you know your megapixels. check this out. this is a one billion pixel camera at the heart of this giant telescope. this will be able to spot celestial objects 400,000 times fainter than the human eye can see. >> if you were to put one euro on the moon, from the earth we could see it. it is the eye of the universe. >> the structure was built using silicon carbines, a light and solid ceramic material able to resist high temperatures. it is all part of the gaia mission to create 3-d mapping of the stars even beyond our galaxy. in 1989, the european space agency launched a mission, the first experiment to map around 100,000 stars. making,ven years in the this base unit astrium wants to go further. data will have plenty of about their distance, their age

we have now heard that there are audio and video recordings from the hotshots.were just released and they reveal the final moments of the 19 firefighters. expert in their field who were sadly killed in the massive wildfire this past june. but they do provide insight into their tragic deaths and perhaps firefighters will learn what to do in the future. will carr on the ground after it happened and following it closely since then. will, what is the latest? >> jaime, these recordings are going to take you to the front lines just seconds before fire killed these 19 firefighters. i want you to take a look at some of this video. this video comes from a helmet camera who was born -- worn by a firefighter close by just a short time before they died. you can see the conditions and you can see just how smoky it was. and i want you to listen to the last known transmission from the hotshots. >> our route has been cutoff. we are preparing a deployment site. we are burning out around ourselves in the brush. i will give you a call when we are under the shelter. >> the shelters

. >>> disturbing new reports on the deaths of 19 brave hotshot firefighters.battling that arizona wildfire. some alarming revelations to share with you next. >>> plus, measles on the rise. what all the patients have in common coming up. >>> it is all the buzz. global unveiling of ford's latest mustang. we'll show you the brand new version of the famous muscle car. coming up the ford ceo and the car. oh. i'm a careful investor. when you do what io, you think about risk. i don't like the ups and downs of the market, but i can't just sit on my cash. i want to be prepared for the long haul. ishares minimum votility etfs. investments designed for a smoother ride. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. jon: there are incriminating new reports revealing 19 hotshot firefighters who died in june fighting arizon

martyrs square is filled with families, kids, teenage skater boys and hotshots on motorcycles.ly happy. young men in the camouflage pants of the militias, most of whom were civilians until last year, do their best to sporadically keep order or just join in the fun. every kid above the age of 5 seems to have been issued a lighter and a fistful of fireworks. ambulances idle on the margins of the square to treat fireworks-related injuries, of which there will be many. >> that was good. >> this is tripoli. after 42 years of nightmare. how to build a whole society overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. >> so before the war, did you think it would ever be possible, did you dream someday this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's country, you cannot say a word. you get killed. that's it. it was impossible. then i joined the group, you know? the militia. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting started. he like so many libyans from around the country and many who had left heeded the c

it is time for our hotshots, some of the most compelling images of the day.hundreds of people gathered in manger square for the annual christmas tree lighting. the tree stands in front of the church of the nativity, built on the site where christians believe jesus was born. christians make up a tiny minority there, one of the few places in the west bank and gaza where christmas festivities are held. re-uitcake that cannot be gifted? it went through the city of dresden as part of the 20th fest, and it went on a horse-drawn carriage. when it got to the christmas market, it was sold, proceeds going to a local charity, and in london, a circus performer, the amazing, and it was the record for the most clueless who m -- ula hoops- the most h spun simultaneously. 200. who knew? get the latest headlines streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg online. that does it. i am mark crumpton. thanks so much for joining us. i will see you tomorrow night. ♪

back in june 19 elite hotshots firefighters were killed battling those flames. we just received the recording revealing the tragic and final moments. live in los angeles. what are we learning from these tapes? >> martha, many things went wrong that day. a failure to follow procedures, putting structure protection before fire safety and poor communications. so for the facts are out there, but nothing captures the moment like what you are about to hear. a call for help as they realized they are trapped. the disconnect between those on the ground and those directing the firefighting command post. so they realize they are in trouble. they try to get aircraft to moving to drop water to save their lives. the man says calm down and the final dispatch as they prepare to deploy their shoulders. >> so you hear that sort of urgency, professionalism as they prepare for the shelters. the chances of survival are typically 50-50 in that situation. martha: remarkable. amazing how calm they were and professional. what else have we learned about what went wrong? >> this is the de

but a report revealed systemic problems and no one was sure who is in charge were warned the hotshot of the weather change. one take away could be they are required to wear gps trackers so the command post will know where they are at all times. they have been fined about $600,000 and the mother of one victim has sued the state and city and county for $6 million on behalf of her son. so we thank you. jenna: it is so tough to hear those stories. thank you so much. the. jon: in italy, mount etna erupts again. it is impacting the thousands who call it home. and if you saw a cool picture that your friend posted on instagram and got envious, it is a widespread problem. jenna: does that happen to you when you look at my twitter account? [laughter] jenna: [laughter] jon: not so far. [laughter] some call social media and the and we will take a look. the top researchers are looking into it [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's h

look at that hotshot.lly upset not jus with self-absorbed but they think they can do whatever they buoyant he ways championing the cause he is not to for the of the toe guy. remember he was supposed to be so concerned about the pay which she paid her help $3 per hour it is hypocrisy. liz: to say he should pay a back the verb got put out of business with the overlay they had to pay a back to rolling stones. weave another one. stay right there. if he does get sued for every penny he can prove to michigan to get free hsing a half of a project renovating rundown homes to the artist lived there for free of charge and two years. this is an effort to rebuild the city but look at the twitter followers. >> the determines what is an artist? this could be another wave of people relying on freebies giickry housing is never a good idea. it has been tried to. >> i am biased because i was up for a writer i would have loved to free house. if they create the demise of the city because they're so run down it is cheaper to p

weekend also starts a warming trend. >> miami, 76 degrees, thank you very much. >> they're called hotshotsne of the most dangerous jobs on the plan they got. instead of running fires, they rush in. last summer, 19 men in an elite unit dying battling a blaze in arizona, now the audio of their final moments has been released. john siegenthaler has more. >> haunting images capturing the desperate efforts to each 19 elite firefighters trapped in an inferno. the final words of the granite mountain hotshots, who died in the line of duty battling the fire in arizona last year: >> the response comes, though not immediately, from the command center. >> the recordings reveal confusion. here, one unseen firefighter tries identify the voice of another. >> knowing time is slipping away, the dispatcher makes an urgent request for a helicopter. >> and then, the final transmission. >> the command center zeuss confirm the location. there was no reply. when the firefighters reached the men, it was too late. they had all per issued. an investigation concluded that a breakdown in communication hey contributed

of just storm out of the gates like that and go right after him i mean i played this guy who's the hotshot news anchor at the at the at the station and is a classic schoolyard bully and he like like all bullies they pick one guy out and for whatever reason they just don't like him and ron is the guy that i pick out and team looks perfect and his team looks perfect and there is perfect and you know you clearly spends a lot of time on his his ass that appearance but. but it's fun to take ron's character which is so you know outrageous and just knocking down a couple of notches in the. that's the job really of the job it's not knowing your lines or showing up on time it's don't don't break when will that something unexpected or anybody will do and he will but the on the you know on the other side of it if you get will to break that is gold and i've managed to do it twice really that's why it's in my whole life it's a good they're a great group of guys and a lot of people talk about the improv and all that on set and what i learn from this is how unselfish these actors are when they do improvi

it is time now for hotshots, a lookt some of e most compelling images of the day.as been crowned. not of a country but on instagram. a shopping mall in bangkok has claimed the crown as the most photographed location on the photo sharing app. landmark,y a famous it bumped the eiffel tower off the list here it in second place, times square and in third place, disneyland in california. and outside of peru, everybody is celebrating christmas, including dogs. part in a christmas parade, decked out in crimson. this is the fifth year the event has been held and also includes the dogs that are up for adoption in the hopes of finding a new home. speaking of four-legged creatures, while rudolph is preparing for a busy night, this reindeer is kicking back with his family. take sure to create room at the heing table for him because likes to eat with the rest of the family. that is a real reindeer. ok. get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. it for this edition of "bottom line." i am mark crumpton. th

there are also 4 airtankers, 4 helicopters and 10 hotshot fire crews working on this also set up an emergency shelter for people forced from their homes. >> reporter:finally, there is no containment on this fire and the cause is still under investigation. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: now at 8-- >> pam: felony charges are being filed. in a deadly high -speed car crash on the streets of san francisco. police say jennie zhu driving more than 70-miles an hour. before plowing into a family's minivan. as they were stopped at a red light at the corner of pine and gough streets. on their way to school. the september wreck. killed 16-year old kevin san. and seriously inured several family members. >>"the offender in this case is being charged with 3 felony counts"/ "let me just say that we have a very strong good faith belief that the case is being charged appropriately, that the evidence will prove that these charges are correct." >> pam: still no word tonight on *why zhu was going so fast. >> pam: jennie zhu is currently out on bail. she is scheduled to be arraigned on the

. >> those pleas for help coming moments before the granite mountain hotshots were covered in fire.ould it have been avoided? >> and a butyl beating caught on

. >>> 19 members of an elite hotshot crew died when the flames overtook them in arizona. >> a lonelyowed shell of asiana flight 214. investigators are getting their first look at the wreckage by the light of day. >> more than two weeks of testimony and evidence came to a close with these words from the clerk of court. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> prince william and his wife kate beamed with happiness as they presented their newborn baby boy to the world outside st. mary's hospital. >> hours of heavy rain. >> the rain gauges just keep ticking. >> triggered floods that swept through the bolder area. >> new imagines of accused navy yard killer aaron alexis stalking the hallways with a shotgun the day he killed 12 people and wounded four more before he was killed by police. >> i'll keep working to get congress to reopen our government and get you back to work as soon as possible. >> 800,000 federal employees get furloughed. no work and no pay. parks and passport offices. the epa and other departments shutdown. >> a tsa official working terminal three at the los ang

maybe some hotshot investor thought he had insight or bought the stock for a trade and turned aroundd it when the insight proved wrong. maybe the money manager is trying to free up cash for an even better investment that he's got up his sleeve or maybe he does have real reasons for selling that we'll never know, we're never going to learn about. the point, though, is that you don't know. you can't know, and basing your investment decisions on something so unknowable is always a bad idea, people, even if you're trying to follow in the footsteps of a giant like warren buffett. i've got a painful example of how selling off the 13f filings tends to be a huge mistake. years ago my charitable trust, you can follow it on actionalertsplus.com, union pacific, sold it in the 70s and take a look at where that stock is now in large part because warren buffett's 13f disclosure form showed at this moment that he exited his position in the stock. he blew it out, we should blow it out, right? isn't that what people think? what a regret. not only did union pacific go into double, but buffett actually

the sort of hotshot young french general.e launched this attack and french soldiers were cut down in droves. and many units of the french army basically, they said we're not going into the trenches, or if they did go into the trenches they would -- is to be declared the were being led to the slaughter. the way the french army put it down by executing a certain amount of men in the unit i think some at random. interestingly, the british executed about 320 or 340 people in the german army only executed about 45% during the war. we usually think of the germans rushed usually hard-core, ideally, that's how the mutiny was put down. you could say it was a major offensive action the french were not really in it. they fight defensively, but you can't really think of a major -- i can't think of a very major french action after the mutiny. of course, the russian troops melted away by the time of the bolshevik revolution. and australia to its credit the voter turn down prescription. they turn down conscription. >> i was wondering, speak

. >> hotshot. been cut off.e are preparing deployment and we are burning out around ourselves in the brush and give you a call when we are under the shelters. >> the 19 lives lost in the fire makes it the deadliest for firefighters since 1933. >>> a ruling that strikes down a key provision of the state's polygamy. they challenged the provision that prohibited cohabitation claiming it violated the first amendment. the judge agreed. supporters hailing the ruling as a step for decriminalizing the practice in utah. >>> a giant of the screen and stage is gone this morning. peter o'toole tidied saturday i london after a long illness. he starred in "lawrence of ar arabi." he was 81. >>> hobbit rocking the box office number one for the weekend with almost $74 million in ticket sales that dropped "frozen" out of the top spot. you could say froze it out of the top spot. tyler perry's movie was rounding out the top three. >>> how about this as a stocking stuffer? the megamillions jackpot now stands at $550 million. >> no w

the granite mountain hotshots were sent in, the wind shifted directions on them and blew the fire rightose firefighters. 19 died that day. that's the largest loss of life from firefighters since 9/11. to east asia right here. big dome of high pressure, very populated area here, shanghai into shamanto japan, 106 degrees. it's never been that hot. no city in japan had ever been that how the as long as they were keeping records. now to oklahoma city. a 210-mile-per-hour tornado an ef-5 headed to moore, oklahoma. right here and it was coming in from the west and we knew it was moving into a populated area. we watched it live onc nn from our local affiliates and broadcast it live to the world. and that school is plaza towers. it took a direct hit. seven children were killed in that school. but look at the damage that that school had. >>> now on to el reno. i was there 11 days later. this is a 2.6 mile wide tornado that moved to the southeast for a while. but when it got very strong, almost 300 miles per hour with some mobile doppler radar units, it turned to the left, caught an awful lot of

maligned >> the granite mountain hotshots were overcome and killed by a wildfire last june. a state forestry division report found the fast-moving fire cut off the crew's evacuation route and its path to a safety zone. >> hearing the hot shots were the shifting of flames, what you are scene is from a another firefighter's helmet. you can hear the final transmission and just moments before they died. >> (raduuiio/talking) >> crews were trying to contact people. then and there was silence. >> the times for 40 3:00 a.m.. we will be right back. we have another store to talk about. the fast moving fire cut off the cruise, they evacuate. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. the search continues for an animal rights activist. suspected in multiple bombings in the bay area. diego is suspected of planting bombs at a emeryville bio-tech company and at a nutritional products company in pleasanton in 2003. the f-b-i has released these images of san diego, showing what he may look like now. a 250-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. >> no

it is time for today's hotshot as we bring you the best video from around the world.ig waves in hawaii. the final stop on the world championship tour, the race andon world title the final qualifications for the 2014 season. the first iceming rink in three decades. ice rinks were abolished following the revolution in 1979 because men and women are prohibited from skating together. no women were present at the grand opening. decked inted states, red and white for the 14th annual santa sunday in maine. 210 skiing and snowboarding antas gathered to support annual holiday toy drive. coming up, computing hardware makes a comeback in 2014. it seems unlikely but some innovators -- we are going to dig into that story next. also, she topped the charts, swung on a wrecking ball and resurrected twerkign, but will that be enough to become person of the year? we will see what chance miley cyrus has. that story, coming up next. ♪ "> welcome back to "the pulse live from bloomberg's london headquarters. >> let's talk tech. it has seen a tough year for imagination tact. the company's s

. >> these 19 firefighters were members of an elite team of first responders known as hotshots. >> arizona. >> how can we ever recover from this? inch by inch mile by mile community by community. >> how is it to have made it back here to manila? >> happy we're still alive. >> every building is either significantly damaged or destroyed. everything's wiped out. >> hopeless. everything is gone. >> asiana 214, emergency vehicles are responding. we have everyone on their way. >> everything is just torn apart. >> what are you thinking? what are you feeling? >> i was thinking i'm dying. >> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles an hour as it went into a 30-mile-per-hour curve. >> how scary were those few seconds? >> the scariest moments of my life. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> with his verdict behind him he's eager to step back into the world but not everyone's eager to have him back. >> we deployed over 300 police officers. several incidents of assault. this will not be allowed to continue. >> what would you like if anything, for president obama to do? >> at lea

the granite mountain hotshots were overcome and killed by a wildfire last june.ry division report found the fast- moving fire cut off the crew's evacuation route and its path to a safety zone. football of state. vernon davis caught a touchdown pass for the fifth straight game. and michael crabtree scored his first touchdown since returning from injury to help san francisco beat the tampa bay buccaneers. " 33-14. the victory was the fourth straight for colin kapernick at the 49ers, the niners holding onto a wild card playoff spot the final football game evert candlestick park is next monday night agast lowly atlanta falcons their final game of the season as at arizona. a big game to determine the final playoff wild-card spot. and the raiders seem to go from bad to worse yesterday. seven turnovers against alex smith and cheats. five of them from raiders quarterback matt mcgloin. former 49er alex smith threw five touchdown passes 3 raiders lose 56 to 31. the most points allowed a raiders history. the raiders have now lost four straight. dropping to four and 10 on th