and a freight train releases a vapor cloud that ignites. @ñ >>> a fire breaks out in the netherlands at a facility that processes chemicals on january 5th, 2011. tv news cameras record bright yellow and orange flames raging out of control. towering clouds of thick smoke turn from the inferno. firefighters try to contain the chemical fuel blaze but it's an uphill battle. the flames spread through the facility and find storage tanks of chemicals that erupt, causing a gigantic fireball. as day turns to night, huge bright clouds of fire rip through the dark sky. officials warn residents to keep windows and doors shut as toxic clouds of smoke billow into the air. the fire is so intense, shipping traffic on the nearby river is suspended for safety. it takes 200 firefighters two full days to bring the massive fire under control. fortunately, none of the 50 employees of the chemical facility or any firefighters are injured. >> you might want to back your units up. >> a train carrying propylene, a highly flammable petrochemical used in manufacturing

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the roof itself has composition roof on it so it is less likely to ignite. there's good access down the driveway. the house very importantly has an address and we know how to get to it if they say a fire is approaching. >> reporter: the fire protection ticket say ifs you plan on creating defensible space in your own. do so in the early morning then the temperatures are lower degreecing the fire risk. phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >>> ariel castro, the man accused of the rape and kidnapping of three young women is being held on $3 million bail. we are learning more about what the three of them suffered through while in captivity in a home in cleveland. the most gruesome account came from michelle knight. she said she became pregnant five times while held captive and each time, castro served her for weeks and punched her until she miscarried. she forced knight to deliver amanda berry's child. she suffered hearing loss and may need facial reconstruction as a result of the abuse she suffered. they may seek the death penalty for castro. he has confessed to come of

the explosions start to grow more intense as larger caches of fireworks ignite.m sends a billowing cloud of smoke and flame hundreds of feet into the air. the shock wave is so violent that it knocks back this cameraman. and so powerful that it registers as a magnitude two earthquake. the accident is one of the biggest disasters in modern danish history. one firefighter is killed and 350 homes and businesses are destroyed. some estimates put the total damage at more than $130 million. >>> coming up -- fire blackens the skies of a small texas town. >> the first thing that pops in your mind is somebody's house is on fire. then you realize, that's not a house. that's something a lot bigger. >> when "caught on camera up in flames" continues. i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solution

. >> this has yet to ignite.is offgassing and reflecting all the energy. >> in the middle, we are waiting to see if the fire spreads. it is spreading from the one end down. >> the second one has the same material for exposure. it is comparing two buildings with the same protection, against two buildings with the same protection for the main fire building, one for exposure and next to it. the second one is catching. >> we have environmental factors effecting this. we have wind blowing in a certain direction. the exposure on the one next to it not really any heat. this is a good demonstration. >> the interesting deal right off the bat is that one burned down and this one -- >> has yet to ignite. >> i see spoke. >> just the products inside that are burning. >> wow. very exciting. >> so i can imagine -- i'm with the building department, there are real implication for providing fire resistive safety in buildings if we can figure out how to properly apply it and make sure people don't cut holes in it. >> there are fire

the project ignited the race to explore arctic resources. >> i think record high interest from international gas and oil companies and also norwegian companies.so i think we will se swift and strong effort to find new resources. >> reporter: an italian company is developing an oil field that should begin operating next year. it will be the first facility owned by a foreign company to explore for oil off norway's coast. the government of norway has defined more than 50 districts off the coast for the exploration of oil and gas. more than 20 companies are already involved in the project. most are based in europe and the united states, but the launch of a new shipping lane running through the arctic has drawn the attention of other players as well. a japanese company was in hammerfest last month to attend a trade fair. it is the only company from asia to have secured a government license to explore resources off the norwegian coast and now it is looking for partners. >> our success in the arctic ocean would be a significant achievement and would mark our presence in the region. i'm firmly resol

randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fireball hit me, threw me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, way up high over the top of the building, the heat radiant off there would just light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening but we knew that we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. it was just crazy. from there, you know, the pain starts. once the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anyt

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. >> officials believe the massive explosion is caused by a back draft that ignited the volatile magnesium dust. >> the degree of smoke, the color of it, the way it was puffing out of the building, it had all the right looks and the right recipe for that to just instantaneously blow. >> cameraman matt armitage is shooting the explosion for indiana's news channel. >> all of a sudden smoke started pouring out of the building all at once. that's when i started rolling on it. >> seconds later the building erupts. >> a huge boom. you could feel it, too. you could feel the boom, besides the noise. you could actually feel the explosion. >> the mushroom cloud is seen more than a mile away. >> it was a big explosion. the fireball, the orange-red fireball that came after it was incredible. >> but you knew that, boy, if anybody that was inside, that would have been not good at all. >> it's so bright, it damages matt's camera. >> it shot out one of my filters in my camera. and then everything after i shot that video, it was all red. >> larry fisher is one of several firefighters injured in the blast.

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what he said about working moms on wall street that tonight has ignited a firestorm. >>> and the heroes who risked their lives in oklahoma. the teachersipal at the school hardest hit and the emotional reunion for the parents and the day care workers who saved their children. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. i'm ann curry in for brian tonight. as a dramatic bridge collapse sent cars plunging into a river is complicating travel for some of us headed into the long memorial day weekend. the ntsb is investigating but it already appears a factor that may have to be considered also affects one in nine bridges across our nation. for details on what happened we go to the pacific northwest where ayman mohyeldin joins us from mount vernon, washington. ayman, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ann. the skagit river bridge sits on washington's busiest corridor, the i-5. more than 70,000 cars cross this bridge every day. officials are scrambling to keep traffic flowing smoothly as they try to determine what happened here. it happened without warning. >> there was a loud boom, a big

what ignited that blaze. and why firefighters are bracing for more fire danger across the bay area tonight. >> not so fast, the bold move by the justice department challenging the new age policy for the morning after pill. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. i'm jessica aguirre, it's supposed to stand up to a major earthquake, but there's a new problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge. jean ellie is live on treasure island with the latest hiccup, jean? >> there are already steel rods snapping on the new sparn of the bay bridge. now a new problem, welds that need to be fixed. the problems will impact the seismic safety of the new bridge. just 124 days before the new eastern span of the bay bridge is supposed to open, a problem surfaces. this time it's welds at the base of the suspension tower about the metropolitan transportation commission confirms 20 welds notice area that control the movement of the four suspension tower legs are being repaired. >> it's not good to have problems in

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second, i call it -- ignition locks should be provided to all offenders to increase effectiveness of the programs and improve calotte -- compliance with the law. regarding repeat offenders, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. while staff is not recommending one specific solution to address the problem with thrift -- repeat offenders, we're calling on states to come up with specific plans to target repeat offenders and have a mechanism in place to regularly evaluate the success of these efforts. for laws to be effective and foster general deterrence, law enforcement is critical. to deter drinking and driving, individuals must be convinced there is a high probability that they -- if they're driving while impaired, they will be caught and the penalty will be swift and certain. research has shown that high- visibility enforcement that incorporates well-publicized media campaigns and enforcement efforts, such as sobriety checkpoints, are extremely effective at reducing impaired driving and the crashes that result. we like to see states continue with such efforts and we like to see law

being sent from sweden's other regions police have not been able to curb the youth riots they first ignited in an immigrant neighborhood last sunday but spread beyond the capital this week peter all of investigates the core of the unrest. nice neat and normal not the type of place you would expect to see this. speak on the outskirts of stockholm and the epicenter of sweden's issue with race and that's bubbling over in sweden you get welfare you get access to the education system up to university level you get access to public transport to libraries to health care to everything and still they feel that they need to throw stones a molotov cocktails it's ridiculous it's a bad excuse the violence in the usually peaceful city it's become a political football. democrats are exploiting these events they make it all about immigration to suit their needs they see being anti immigrant as being. for the past week stone throwing in car burning become the norm in this part of town known for its high unemployment predominantly immigrant population all sparked after a sixty nine year old man was gunned do

between the far right and police for fears of the syrian conflict spilling over borders have been ignited by an attack on the capital of neighboring lebanon several people were injured when two rockets landed in the hezbollah control district to beirut a lebanese militant group's been strongly supporting the embattled syrian government but the rebel syrian army has denied involvement a middle east expert. at least he believes that a splinter group could be to blame. some members of the free syrian army denied it however there was one official who said that hezbollah you know its activity will lead to repercussions that would target by the northern city of tripoli and beirut international airport or not perhaps as an indicator of what some of these armed opposition groups of these syrian opposition groups are indeed involved in what happened today you have to remember that the free syrian army years and the one bloc so if one spokesman denies that it might very well be that another opposition are opposition group which also use of title the free syrian army could have been involved in one

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through the plate glass window and got in and started taking away merchandise so langley took away the ignition key got inside the cashier's booth and he then called 911 and the suspect took off they paroled around the area and he actually identified the suspect not too far away all that was done within an hour we normally tell our employees to be careful and watch out for their personal safety and not take undue risk he really went out of his way to help and place a personal interest behind that of our agency and tenant's welfare so we'd like to take this opportunity to recognize him for his great work. >> thank you so much. on behalf of the agency and the board of directors the people thank you for your outstanding work it's a very compelling story we really appreciate what you have done. you have friends here today you would like to introduce? >> i came here with my wife taking pictures and my manager gloria and john one of the garage managers and on behalf of top notch i'd like to thank you for the award and thank gloria for the job and thanks to the lord for watching out for everyone and t

once it gets to its flash point, the tire will literally ignite. >> the california highway patrol says the vehicle was properly reng sistered. they also say that they they're not goimpk to do any speculation about anything that might have led to that fire. but we do foe that there were nine women in that limousine and it was registered to carry only agt legally. >> terry, thank you. the california utilities commission -- public utilities commission says it might fine the company for false advertising. the cpuc could fine limo stop $7500 for every day the company advertised it can carry more than eight pa r passengers. >> it is not enough and it is not punitive. vik tims are balling at the $2.2 million proposed penalty. the puc says the penalty is well deserved and that the billions will make the system safer. >> jessica, people here are still rebuilding and they will never forget the dae this neighborhood exploded. >> i can't bring my daughter back. two and a half years later, pg&e will pay for the deadly incident. staff for the california public utilities commission is recommending a

they are like, what's that silver container that's in your car that's attached to your key ignition? because a parking plot attend ant said you told them it was a nuclear bob, atomic bach, and if they undo the key chain, it will ignite and go off. >> according to the police report, schmidt told the parking lot attendant he had an atomic bomb in his car and planned to blow up the city of cleveland. the attendant called police and schmidt was arrested, and no bomb was uncovered in his vehicle. they know him well enough not to take everything he has literally. >> you've been watching outside. what's going on out there? >> there's lots of secret service and they're locking down the city because there's a threat of atomic bombs, so -- >> all day today he's been awake the entire time, continuously hitting the windows every couple of minutes, and i continually go up and see what his issue is. it's ranged from being the new sheriff to that he's won the presidential election. >> he has numerous stays over the past 11 years. convicted of crimes including theft, credit card fraud, and writing b

flames ignite a parking garage beneath an apartment complex. janine de la vega is there at the scene where a lot of people have been left stranded outside this morning. janine. >> reporter: dave, that is right. there is still people standing out here. some of them have started to go back in in because the fire department has left some of the people. we are here at the apartment complex which is very close to kurt never and da know us garden. the fire happened in the under ground parking lot. i want to show you where the actual car one of the cars that caught fire is. you can see it right there. it's that silver kia. where you can see it's melted there on the back end of the fender. let's go to video we took earlier this morning in the last half hour. tire fighters responded here to sands drive about 4:00 a.m. after they got reports a car in the under ground parking lot caught fire. at this point we are being told by firefighters it was unoccupied and threatening other vehicles. somehow the silver car too that we just showed you that driver was

investigators say she used a lighter to ignite dry grass near some homes. fire crews had their hands full and no one was damage, non was damaged. >>> the ten year 4. 1 billion project involves upgr3 at a full renovation at terminal 1. plans also including building a 400 room five star inside sfo the project will create jobs, the mayor said. >> as well as the concession jobs and vendors that more and more are reflecting the diversity of our economy. >> the airport commission says to vote on the project tomorrow and if it is approved constructions could begin by next year. >>> united flew the 787 for the first time. the flight went off from houston to chicago. boeing is since redesign the battery system which offers direct service to tokyo to san jose planning to resume that dream line route on june 1st. >>> saying that t bridge will not open until it is ready. this comes after report that thousand of tenants on the sky way portion of that maybe at risks of corroding. those tenants were exposed to rain and fog. caltrans told us only a few tenants had corrosio

obama's latest speech on thursday justifying the drone strikes is expected to further ignite anti-u.s. sentiment in pac stan. sharif will feel the pressure as soon as he comes into office. nhk world, islamabad. >>> operations at heath row airport in london are back to normal after a scare in the sky shut things down. the crew of a british airways plane made an emergency landing shortly after takeoff because of what's being called a technical fault. some passengers shot video of the left engine cover open. one of the engines may have sucked in a bird. a full investigation is under way. the air bus left for oslo. 75 passengers were on board, no injuries were reported. >>> the tokyo stock market has another day of highly volatile trading, but it managed to post a gain after thursday's sharp decline. it ended up 0.89%. they lost more than 1,000 points between the interday high and low. it opened above 15,000 at one stage after u.s. markets didn't fall overnight but they faced strong selling pressure as the yen regained strength. sources say investors remain cautious following trading. the

it ignited nearby bushes. the fire then bread to several cars as you can see here, six damaged in the fire. there were no injury autos folks in the east bay could pay more for water starting in july. the east bay mu nins pal reoo utility district proposed a plan to increase water this year and next. it would cost the average family nearly $5 starting july this year and five more next year. east bay mud says it's necessary to maintain the dams and pipelines. >> coming out of the drought and recession, we have fallen behind now. and we won't have events others have experienced. >> customers do have a chance to voice their opinions june 1th. >> if investigators get their way the limit on how much you can drink before you drive could go way down. national transportation safety board recommending states cut the threshold by almost half. so what does that mean? it's different for men and women. average man that amounts to roughly two, maybe three drinks in an hour's time. now for a woman it's different for average w

. >> fire poles ignited overnight. this one shot sparks in the air early sunday morning. he lives near parnassus street and he heard a noise. >> i heard a small explosion and saw parks coming from that area on the pole. then suddenly, it came down my car. >> the wire laid on his car as he called 911. he knew better trying to get out of the car. >> carefully backed the car out from under the wire and i was all set. >> they riarnd the pole and dozens homes were dark for several hours. across the town, one was smoking in the afternoon. another was damaged when it caught fire. this pole on california split near the top. it dangled dangerously over the street and caused firefighters to close the streets in the area. fire crews responded to these calls all over the city. >> there were reported nine pole transformer fires last night, in the last 24 hours. >> 3,000 customers were without power at the height of the incidents. wet weather overnight was the catalyst to cause a short-circuit on the poles. >> that can lead to it be a little muddy. when that mud that is conductor of el

to stop the flame to ignite something other than meat or vegetables, keep your grill clean. let's listen to what mark has to say because there is some time involved her. >> we are tracking a few showers chances chances. farce temperatures for today the upper 50s to the 60s to upper 70s to out towards 80 degrees. our live storm tracker you can see quite a bit of activities to our north and some showere into humble county. out of the southwest and fairfield 18 miles per hour and oakland out of the west at 21 miles per hour. sfo is typically the stronger wind spot right now at 18 miles per hour. current temperatures they are dropping into the 50s and 60s. a few 70s to report in santa rosa. >> haywood in the 50s at 57 degrees. some patchy fog developing late and tomorrow some morning fog and that's it for memorial day, we'll defin thickening up the clouds cover. as far as over night lows partly cloudy skies and some patchy fog and around the bay, temperatures mainly in the lows to mid 40s. high pressures return and the main storm track is up to the north. tomorrow is the warmest