. >> narrator: but that strategy required support from hawaii's delegate to congress, john burns. >>jack burns realizes that hawaii's only chance is to get the alaska statehood bill passed in this session of congress. then with the precedent of having admitted a noncontiguous territory, hawaii's chances would be much better at a future congress." --ernest gruening. >> "i will work hard for alaskan statehood. if it becomes necessary to drop hawaiian statehood in order to get alaska through, i will do just that." --john burns. >> he was known to take very difficult positions. >> "i think that was one of the most courageous political acts that i've ever witnessed. the bulletin and the other papers over there, they practically ostracized him from then on, but that did it. there's no question." --bill egan. >> narrator: in january 1958, johnson brokered the alaska first compromise among influential democratic senators. alaska would get a floor vote in the senate that year, but hawaii would not. in exchange for johnson dropping hawaii, southern opponents agreed not to filibuster the alaska

smith, tracy burns, john lafield along with sasha burns. three weeks away from the health care laws kicking in. what are the premiums going to mean to jobs? >> i think it's going to hurt the jobs. a lot of people said this number was good. 169,000 jobs added. unemployment rate went from 7.4% to 7.3% but 312,000 jobs were lost during this time. july numbers were revised down. this is the lowest labor force participation rate since august 1978, in the middle of jimmy carter's terms, which were not exactly good times. the biggest problem you have right now in this job market, most of jobs lost are between 16 and 24-year-olds. these kids are not going to be hired because you're seeing -- everybody quotes new york. new york has a unique situation with their insurance premiums, they look like they'll go down. wisconsin up 120%, california up 150%. these are going to hurt and coanies won't hire people because of obama care kicking in. >> you say there may not be a net effect. >> right. we already have the burden of an employer having to pay your i

. >> frank, just on this article, i don't know what you're seeing, john burns real estate consulting firm in irvine, california. they say respondents sales of new homes declined by 4% in august from a month earlier and in past years august typically has yielded a 2% gain. that this is one of the reasons why we're seeing this collapse in refis and mortgage application. >> larry, i don't think one month makes a trend. the year of 2013 has been very good for house. housing will don't good. we're seeing an uptick at our bank in construction lending. the economy is healing. people are feeling better. this talk about rising interest rates, issue get it, i under it, interest rates are up 100 basis points sore. when i got married my first morning was at 13.75%. we're sitting here with a 30 year mortgage at 4.5 won't derail the housing industry. >> it may not. mortgages have gone up 120 basis points, 4.08%. but we have a chart, i want to show the refinancing chart. all right. there's your fixed mortgage rate that's jumped up in the last couple of months. there. mortgage refi applications have

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it was called the ackerson fire and it burned nearly 60,000 acres and had a devastating effect in that area for months to come. here's ktvu's john fowler as the ackerson fire burned. >> drew to a close as twilight descended on the sierra. this helicopter one of four spent the day in the river valley. it is steep, inaccessible and dangerous and the site of just one of the sierra forest fires now raging out of control. extremely difficult for ground crews. the battle here has been from the air. >> these helicopters that we have here and these air tankers are what's keeping these helicopters in shape. >> reporter: into a forest that hasn 't burned in a century. it now flames up intensely. >> we have heavily logs, older brush, older trees that kind of thing. >> burns hotter. >> reporter: burns hotter. this ash indicates the fire was too hot to survive. >> it's also consuming some old trees. much of what we call old forest and it's a habitat for animals and that type of thing. >> reporter: more than 3,500 acres have burned in the two biggest fire. 14 structures lost including this one yesterday belonging to a forest service fire offi

burned. ktvu's john fowler got a look at the burn area and is here now to show us the damage. >> you can seeow close the flames came to the summit look out tower that is under reconstruction. we are at 3800 feet and from here the view spectacular. but disheartening. a good sense of just how great the devastation is. you can only get from above. >> reporter: like a moon scape many areas once teaming with wildlife burned. we took a burn area tour. >> i came to the edge over here. >> reporter: with a ranger. >> shocking to see. you know, the fire reached this point. >> reporter: he was seeing it for the first time since the evacuation. >> to come back and see this is shocking. but, you know, i think it is a good thing in the long run. >> reporter: picnic area burned. tables reduced to ash. this was the last rest room on the way to the summit. wildlife gone or hiding. >> the vegetation will be able to come in and nature can heal itself. >> he says the park could reopen monday. later crews will have to rehab lines to minimize erosion and landslide risk. fire is a necessary part of life here. expe

with us jj burns back with us. john carney is with us. john, weigh in on this if you would.a blackberry. i still use my blackberry. they have streamlined so they are only doing corporate cust had mers right now. they're not selling to consumers. >> i think this -- >> is this going to work? >> it takes away a big risk that was holding back their business. a lot of people were worried whether blackberry had any future which meant that i.t. departments across corporate america were being hesitant to invest in it. by going private, they assure that they have a longer term future or i think that's the plan here, which makes corporate america more confident they're not going to waste money by upgrading to the new blackberry systems. there's a good logic here where they get off that self-fulfilling train, worries about the company might actually come true because everybody's worried about it. now people can rest assured. >> prefer blackberries versus smartphones because of security issues. >> absolutely. the security issues, but you have -- but the competitors, particularly apple's

baker tells wjz her dad remains in critical condition, hooked up to breathing tubes at johns hopkins bayview burning unit. his passenger, angel chiwango was pulled from the car. firefighters, seen here pulling her body from the wreckage, were unable to save her. >> my father is almost gone because of the police. and i'm blaming the police. ain't nobody else i can blame but the police. if they weren't chasing the person, it wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: so far, police have only said their officers were following the two men in the honda because of suspected criminal activity. they both have long criminal records. police have refused to say if lights or sirens were on, or if their officers were following the department's restrictive vehiclal pursuit policy, designed to prevent accidents just like this. wjz went to ask commissioner batts about the incident but he walked away without commenting. >> it is a tragedy we are investigating. >> i think police need to be charged with this. charged with this and attempted murder. that's what i think. >> reporter: police commander is expected to brief the

john: why? >> well, if it brings a special skill or a burning desire to be free. really have serious investors. >> yes. john: plenty of peopls response to this is, are you kidding? >> finally a consequence preparedness for rich americans. thank you for showing the people of detroit that life gives you lemons you take the lemons to your own island so you don't have to share any of the lemonade. john: you're on the island. how does this benefit the poor people of detroit? >> a tremendous amount of capital will command. they will invested nearby. bring detroit back because people invested detroit. john: you wrote the book to try to elain this to people. it's titled belle isle, the detroit game changer. the new york times, i'm not surprised to must near you. the writer said that the book has the hero landing on the rooftop helipad of the 57 story hotel. it makes the entire scheme very easy to mock as objective is to fan fiction. objective is referring to eyeing rand. you are a fan of hers. >> i am. john: you talk of having a billion dollars, trying to buy this from the

john g. harris suffers burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles, shortly the plain at dulles shortly before they said to us later it would have dropped the plane out of the sky. before they said to us later it would have dropped the plane out of the skbefore they said to us would have dropped the plane out of the sky. >> authorities now begin to suspect the bombings are linked. all doubt is removed seven months later. a suspicious package arrives at the home of percy wood, the president of united airlines. the subsequent explosion inflicts cuts and burns over large portions of wood's body. >> now, come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf, and because we had bombs in the mail with the postal inspection service. >> t

theresa johns is suing gary burns for the cost of a 50 inch flat panel television set she says he is ur honor. >> you are suing mr. burns for $2,429 for a broken flat screen television set, is that right? >> that's right, your honor. >> and your position is, what, you didn't break the tv? >> no, ma'am, i did not. >> how do you know this lady? >> we live in the same apartment complex for approximately 15 kwleerz. >> 15 years. so you were friends? >> we were friends. we were friends. >> you socialize together? >> yes, your honor. >> why did you look like that? what was that expression on your face? >> because. >> because why? because why? >> because we did. >> we socialize together? >> yes. >> and he was just a friend? >> yes. >> was he? >> yes, yes. >> were you just a friend? >> we were friends. we had developed quite a relationship. >> just friends? >> just friends. >> for 15 years? >> yes, for 15 years. >> are you married? >> i'm not married. >> are you married? >> i'm not married. >> so you all were just friends? >> yes. >> i mean, what else -- you weren't thinking about each other

. >> they should be burned and start over again. john: people are desperate for jobs. isn't it outrageous we buy uniforms made overseas? no. in this stupid. let me bring in professional help. why t to wory about sending work to other countries? >> a fundamental rade makes everybody off. it benefits both parties. john: they could have been made by american workers. >> but we are so much better at other things that making garmen is not the comparative advantage. john: that is not a problem. those are factory jobs they're not so pleasant they're designed and marketed and sold and shipped in trucks made on machines built by americans. the chinese olympic team will fly to london on the american planes and this makes us richard? >> people don't get that. one culd argue the uniforms were not manufactured in china, but grown in the soybean market and i was. they get better wages we have lower prices. john: if made in america of people would be poor. another myth. overpopulation. asia is four. africa is for. >> the problem is not there are too many people but they don't have fr

john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the remains of a man has been found inside the burn area of the clover fire. it is to the south of redding near happy valley. the body is a 56-year-old, brian henry. the fire burned 7,000 acres, destroyed 80 structures and 40% contained. the fire started monday. firefighters hope to have it contained sunday. >>> san francisco's cost to repair power lines is $30 million. insurance should cover most of the cost. rate payers are not expected to see a boost in bills. >>> we are learning more about two men arrested following two killings in san jose. investigators said he was arrested for shooting his father to death. a 46-year-old was found dead on september 6. police also named another man as the suspect in the stabbing death of a woman on september 7. the victim was 39 years old. police say they were domestic partners who had children together and he stabbed her in a bedroom while their kids were watching tv in the next room. the killings were san jose's 35 and 36 homicides of 2013. >>> couple ahead than last year at this time but we will need to wa

john: you have heard about 3-d printing letting you create all kinds of things that homelike remarkable things. >> a team of engineers have developed a 3-d printer to dispense human skin to help burnvictims and one successfully build a car. john: wonderful except it upsets some people than you n print jay diamond and cody did just that he calls it the liberator special correspondent kennedy went to visit him. >> this is the functional liberator without a barrel and without a firing pin when you pull the trigger the hammer strikes. >> that is the 3-d printed, and. can i shoot it? is a safe? >> i will back off you pull the trigger when you feel like it. >> three, two, one. john: it did not work? >> did not. john: why you hold that in such a strange way? >> my brother would vomit if he was watching there is a nail in the back of the firing pin he said a whole that as far away from my body and face could go into my eye. >> he was backing off. >> but they have worked in the past they have nine shots off. >> that is the most he has ever had you don't get a lot of paying for your buck. john: is only $50 in materials in anybody can soon printed gun at home. >> with a simple printer and a

john: you have heard about 3-d printing letting you create all kinds of things that homelike remarkable things. >> a team of engineers have developed a 3-d printer to dispense human skin to help burnctims and one successfully build a car. john: wonderful except it upsets some people than you can print jay diamond and cody did just that he calls it the liberator special correspondent kennedy went to visit him. >> this is the functional liberator without a barrel and without a firing pin when you pull the trigger the hammer strikes. >> that is the 3-d printed, and. can i shoot it? is a safe? >> i will back off you pull the trigger when you feel like it. >> three, two, one. john: it did not work? >> did not. john: why you hold that in such a strange way? >> my brother would vomit if he was watching there is a nail in the back of the firing pin he said a whole that as far away from my body and face could go into my eye. >> he was backing off. >> but they have worked in the past they have nine shots off. >> that is the most he has ever had you don't get a lot of paying for your buck. john: is only $50 in materials in anybody can soon printed gun at home. >> with a simple printer and a

burn. >> kate moss. >> steve mcqueen. john johnny depp. >> i have to go with my good friend nicole richie. >> the tenth annual style awards, now. from mercedes-benz fashion week, the 2013 style awards. please welcome to the stage, your host, the star of "candidly nicole" and the director of house of harlem 1960, nicole richie. >> welcome to the tenth annual style awards. i'm so excited to be here recognizing the people who defined style for the past year. tonight we are celebrating the 2013 honor rees in the entertainment and fashion communities. now, here to present the first award of the evening, long time vogue editor, andre leon talle. ♪ >> it's indeed a pleasure to be here at the style awards. an honor to present the designer of the year award to my dear friend, zac posen. i have known zac since his first collection and it's been fantastic to see him develop. he's always had a tremendous dedication to craft, quality, creativity and construction. looking at any of zac's collection, he is a master technician, he pours his h

guys, that tells me they shy away from the issue of the debt ceiling, especially if they get burned on this. >> johny. who was going to make a point? >> it's eamon. i was just going to say today there's a lot of comparison here in terms of the blame game between what's going on now and what happened between bill clinton and newt gingrich back in 1995. and of course you remember that government shutdown pretty much destroyed newt gingrich as a political figure in this country and republicans took the blame and they lost big-time politically on that. a lot of the republicans here inside this building don't feel this is a replay of 1995 all over again. they feel that because of the internet, talk radio, social media and other things in their districts among their voters they feel very much like they can have a government shutdown and be the political winners here very much. so that dynamic is totally different. i don't think that if the white house is war gaming this they can necessarily be convinced that they're going to inflict some political pain on republicans. republicans might get to a government

. ♪ ♪ john: whenever gas prices go up they appear to make your car burn less gas.all garbage. automakers would install it because it would give them a sales advance. however, there is a way to save on gas without driving less tha does work. is called hyper myelin. special correspondent kennedy does it. >> let's go. come on. john: she liv in los angeles and drives a lot and has masteror techniques. the first i you have heard of before. lighten up on the gas pedal. >> which means when you're at a stoplight and you are about to go, do not just jam on the gas. yoo're wasting fuel. start slow and just get going cruising. my drive the people behd you crazy, but who cares. he is that happy because i'm no going as fast as you'd like. john: the next technique is mor controversial, said shifting in neutral and coasting. >> i shifted into neutral. you cannot go in neutral when you're going downhill in californi okay because they're going uphill. you ought to coasted to a stoplight. and i can stay neutral. john: it is against the law to coast the downhill in many states but it

burned but luckily no damage to homes. good evening everyone. i'm vicki. >> i'm john. crews are mopping up that fire and it's one that had firefighters very worried. >> reporter: a brush fire on san bruno mountain quickly spread more than 40 acres sending plumes of smoke into the sky. it started alongside the hillside and went to a 4 alarm blaze. >> it did run up the hill and it was pretty fast moving. >> reporter: one neighbor captured the smoke as it filled the street. here is video from a viewer driving on the 101. this man grabbed his camera when he heard the cackling outside his house. >> it's too much dirt over here so it didn't come out this way. >> the power went out and bon a couple of times. >> reporter: a good stretch of hillside boulevard was closed for a few hours t.cause of the fire is being investigated. >> if you're smoking, hot dry temperature, hot dry brush equals 4 adapt fires. >> now this fire was reported at 2:00 this afternoon and within 30 minutes it was a 4 adapt blaze. residents in the area were worried it could get out of control. we spoke wit

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tragically, john gray infants it school, one of the largest infant schools sadly burned down a few days ago. with the prime minister join me in thanking the council for the speed which they found alternative accommodation for the children and giving the encouragg news the school will be rebuilt as soon as possible? >> i certainly joined in praising his county councils but it sounds like a tragic event and it comes on top of, the fact that everybody knows that we need to provide more primary school places like commend them for their quick action. >> thank you, mr. speaker. prime minister, since the government took office, the uk has suffered the secnd biggest fall in wages in any of the g20 countries. do you think this is evident you saved our economy? >> as i have said several times, this question time, if we want to see living standards recover properly, and they do, there's only one sustainable way to make that happen, a growing economy keeping on top of inflation, making sure mortgage rates are kept low and then cutting people's taxes by raising the personal allowance. that is how yo

john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> firefighters appear to have got a good handle on the morgan fire burning on mount diablo. looked for hot spots and putting out embers

that the fire that burned more than 3,100 acres in mount diablo was sparked by someone who was out target shooting. now we're getting our first up close look at all the damage. but johnfouling tells us the mountain could reopen to visitors in a matter of days. >>> like a moon scape, many areas burned flat black. we took an emotional burn area tour -- >> it came right to the edge here. >> reporter: with ranger dan stephanisko. >> pretty shocking to see the fire reach this point. >> reporter: he was seeing it for the first time since sunday's evacuation. >> to come back and see this is very shocking. in the short run it's shocking but you know i think it's a good thing in the long run. >> reporter: popular picnic area, burned. tables reduced to ash and some metal bracing. this was the last restroom on the way to the summit. wildlife here mostly gone or hooding, it's eeriely quiet. >> the vegetation will renew itself and come back. >> reporter: later crew. >> jeff: have to rehab lines like this one to minimize erosion. she says fire is a necessary part of life here, expect amazing wildfires and wildlife next spring. >> to the public don't think that what you're looking

that the fire that burned more than 3,100 acres in mount diablo was sparked by someone who was out target shooting. now we're getting our first up close look at all the damage. but johnng tells us the mountain could reopen to visitors in a matter of days. >>> like a moon scape, many areas burned flat black. we took an emotional burn area tour -- >> it came right to the edge here. >> reporter: with ranger dan stephanisko. >> pretty shocking to see the fire reach this point. >> reporter: he was seeing it for the first time since sunday's evacuation. >> to come back and see this is very shocking. in the short run it's shocking but you know i think it's a good thing in the long run. >> reporter: popular picnic area, burned. tables reduced to ash and some metal bracing. this was the last restroom on the way to the summit. wildlife here mostly gone or hooding, it's eeriely quiet. >> the vegetation will renew itself and come back. >> reporter: later crew. >> jeff: have to rehab lines like this one to minimize erosion. she says fire is a necessary part of life here, expect amazing wildfires and wildlife next spring. >> to the public don't think that what you're looking at is

burns, stay with us. breaks news now on fox news channel. this just in to the fox newsroom in new york. our secretary of state, johnt with the russian foreign minister in geneva, switzerland, day after tomorrow, to discuss syria. nicholas burns back with us again. sounds like maybe there's more to this than we no. >> there's more than we can possibly know. i think it's a good move. we have to meet the russians face-to-face, to make a deal, and to understand that the deal has to be on our terms. we're the country that was going to enforce the chemical weapons prohibition and going to take force -- use force, and now the russians have to agree with our fundamental demands here. and so i think it's right for secretary kerry to have the meeting. it's going to delay action, obviously, but if we can resolve this peacefully it will be worth it. >> shepard: mr. burns, thank you. more breaking news. stave with us. this just into us from reuters. talk bat story that doesn't stop. the syrian foreign minister said today that damascus is committed to a russian initiative under which syria will hand over its chemical weapons and

burn. >> it is flattened, wrecked, gone. it's a goner. there is nothing left. >> reporter: after sandy, john vertarosa put out a sign reading boardwalk open. after the fire, the sign was all that was left. >> it also makes me wonder if i was bragging too much about being lucky after sandy. >> reporter: police chief tommy boyd who was a local hero during sandy for the number of people he rescued told us today the fire was a body blow. >> we're taking a beating. this isn't fair. i'm waiting for the frogs and locusts to come. it feels like something out of the bible. it's heart-wrenching. >> reporter: everybody here had a story and remembrance today, even if it was reminiscing about a favorite grandson and his favorite ice cream order. >> he gets orange sherbet and vanilla mixed from the ice cream place. you know, it's just a piece gone. >> reporter: the fire started near the kohr's ice cream stand. the cause is not the yet known. it could have been far worse. this fire was stopped only after a hail mary pass by firefighters. >> we had a lot of very brave people risking their lives. >> reporter

group of tea party republicans in the house who actively want to burn down the institution of government from within alternately i think that john boehner and the house will be able to reach across the aisle and get a deal done with democrats but it's probably going to be pretty painful to get from here to there is no way to run a railroad and ultimately hopefully some of these extremists who think compromise is an evil word will get run out of town but it may take another election or two for that happen thanks chris hope to meet you and actually we're in washington love to do that thanks larry. thanks to senator chris murphy first time today coming up more politicking with d.c. reporters niels was one ski from roll call and n.p.r.'s yuki feld the don't go. to. war is probably the most complex and difficult to. answer. to the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people in the jungle warfare on their premises are really us people. reading. this something shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it is because it was ny times four in the morning even the best e

group of tea party republicans in the house who actively want to burn down the institution of government from within alternately i think that john boehner and the house will be able to reach across the aisle and get a deal done with democrats but it's probably going to be pretty painful to get from here to there is no way to run a railroad and ultimately hopefully some of these extremists who think compromise is an evil word will get run out of town but it may take another election or two for that to happen thanks chris i hope to meet you next time we're in washington love to do that thanks larry. thanks to senator chris murphy for its time today coming up more politicking with d.c. reporters niels was wednesday from roll call and n.p.r.'s yuki felty don't go away . plenty plenty. plenty of lives they lead very hard to make going to lead to get along here the club has never had sex with the earthquake there's no lives let's limit. lists the i'm led. lists lists about. the possible. overflight. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is criti

group of tea party republicans in the house who actively want to burn down the institution of government from within alternately i think that john boehner and the house will be able to reach across the aisle and get a deal done with democrats but it's probably going to be pretty painful to get from here to there there's no way to run a railroad and ultimately hopefully some of these extremists who think compromise is an evil word will get run out of town but it may take another election or two for that happen thanks chris hope to meet you and actually we're in washington love to do that thanks larry. thanks to senator chris murphy first time today coming up more politicking with d.c. reporters niels was one ski from roll call and n.p.r. she fell be don't go away please. please. i was a new alert animation scripts scared me a little bit. leaving. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news event the alexander family cry tears and so why it is great things rather that have read or get a quart of water found alive there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. please please they a

group of tea party republicans in the house who actively want to burn down the institution of government from within alternately i think that john boehner and the house will be able to reach across the aisle and get a deal done with democrats but it's probably going to be pretty painful to get from here to there there is no way to run a railroad and ultimately hopefully some of these extremists who think compromise is an evil word will get run out of town but it may take another election or two for that happen thanks chris i hope to meet you next time we're in washington love to do that thanks larry. thanks to senator chris murphy first time today coming up more politicking with d.c. reporters niels was wednesday from roll call and n.p.r.'s don't go away. with the economic ups and downs in the final months day but the deal sank i and the rest because i take it will be every week on all things. on their way to and talk to the crew of the i could to make sure that a face many challenges. here you have to look out for yourself crashing on to rocks trapped in pack ice in extreme conditions anything can happen and dark to always come

burn. >> it is flattened, wrecked, gone. it's a goner. there is nothing left. >> reporter: after sandy, john vertarosa put out a sign reading boardwalk open. after the fire, the sign was all that's left. >> makes me wonder if i was bragging too much. >> reporter: police chief tommy boyd who was a local hero during sandy for the number of people he rescued told us today the fire was a body blow. >> we're taking a beating. this isn't fair. i'm waiting for the frogs and locu locusts. it feels like something out of the bible. it's heart-wrenching. >> reporter: everybody here had a story and remembrance today, even if it was reminiscing about a favorite grandson and his favorite ice cream order. >> he gets orange sherbet and vanilla mixed from the ice cream place. you know, it's just a piece gone. >> reporter: the fire started near the coors ice cream stand. the cause is not the yet known. it could have been far worse. this fire was stopped only after a hail mary pass by firefighters. >> we had a lot of very brave people risking their lives. >> reporter: they used heavy equipment to cut away a 25

limits to the police since an angry crowd burned down their police station killing 11 officers in august. caroline kennedy the daughter of the former u.s. president johnd become the new ambassador to japan. she has been formally nominated for the role and now needs senate approval. she says she would be humbled to carry forward her father's legacy. the oil field services halliburton has pleaded guilty to destroying evidence related to a spill in the gulf of mexico they were fined $200,000 given a probation, the 2010 disaster was the worst in u.s. history. green peace says russian coast guards have stormed one of their ships in the arctic. the russian action came after green peace activists tried to climb onto an offshore drilling platform on wednesda wednesday. the environmental group says warning shots were fired and 29 of its activists have been arrested. he's one of the most famous scientists in the world. and now professor steven hawking is the star of his own moving. he's releasing a documentary showing how he copes day-to-day balancing an amazing mental ability with extreme physical disability. al jazerra had a look. >> reporter: think of cambri

. >>> and the where burned 20% of mount diablo, and did a lot of damage to the natural environment. but it is not all bad news. kpix 5 john raymoth has a story of death and rebirth. >> reporter: after any large wildfire, there is always that moment when the most deafening sound is silence. this is what 3,000 acres of mount diablo look like today. they're calling it the moon scape. 20-foot high chapparel has been reduced to black dust. and as the buzzards circle overhead, some of the images are heart breaking. but those who live on the mountain say they knew one day fire would come. >> it is one of those things. we all knew it was going to happen. a matter of when, not if. >> this property right here, it is literally right at the heart of what was burned. >> reporter: save mount diablo is an organization that buys up properties for conservation. their land that used to look like this now looks like this. some of the larger animals would have fled the flames but some smaller threatened species like the almeda whip snake and the wren tip undoubtedly perished in the fire. no one has seen this kind of devastation since the las

spokesperson for john mawr health told us that muir lab could no longer make it in this increasingly competitive marketplace. >> firefighters say they now know what caused that massive fire still burning sierra. officials blaming a hunter for setting illegal campfire that got completely out of control. fire near yosemite burned more than 370 square miles and destroyed 111 buildings including 11 homes. the cost to fight it so far, 72 million dollars and the fire is still only 80 percent containe contained. so more work to do. >> the new version of the i-phone that will debut next tuesday expected to come in different colors but looks relatively the same as previous model. talking about the 5 c. there may be a big change did you know the road. "wall street journal"reports apple is considering a bigger screen on future i fochlt right now they have a 4.8 inch screen that could be bumped up to 6 inches. that size would put the i-phone in the tablet category in between phones and tablet computers. >> you see the fab let a lot lately. they are big. >>Ñi weather forecast. >> sandhya is here with the news. >> baking in the heat heading that the weekend. pretty clear skies except right near the

spokesperson for john mawr health told us that muir lab could no longer make it in this increasingly competitive marketplace. >> firefighters say they now know what caused that massive fire still burning the sierra. officials blaming a hunter for setting illegal campfire that got completely out of control. fire near yosemite burned more than 370 square miles and destroyed 111 buildings including 11 homes. the cost to fight it so far, 72 million dollars and the fire is still only 80 percent containe contained. so more work to do. >> the new version of the i-phone that will debut next tuesday expected to come in different colors but looks relatively the same as previous model. talking about the 5 c. there may be a big change did you know the road. "wall street journal"reports apple is considering a bigger screen on future i fochlt right now they have a 4.8 inch screen that could be bumped up to 6 inches. that size would put the i-phone in the tablet category in between phones and tablet computers. >> you see the fab let a lot lately. they are big. >>Ñi weather forecast. >> sandhya is here with the news. >> baking in the heat heading that the weekend. pretty clear skies except right near

burn from his members. >> can he get this passed john bay no, without the conservatives, heck no caucuses, they're called. >> actually nobody calls it the heck no caucuses. >> i'm cleaning it up for tv. >> no. there's no heck no. there's a lot of the other thing. >> no he would lose a lot of them. they have another big fight coming over the debt limit which is a more serious fight over which some republicans think, let's put this to bed. don't worry about the shut down. get past that and have the big fight over the debt limit. some conservatives buy over that. probably not. boehner needs democrats to pass this measure. again, no negotiation over actual substance. >> all the focus is on boehner. >> there will be a revolt. it's 20 to 40 conservatives. a whole bunch of republicans think that speaker boehner is doing the best he can with a group of very conservative members who aren't going by the normal process. >> i feel this is a distraction. we have the debt ceiling fight which is much more about the structural changes at that need to be made. >>> and the world and markets will be watching. >> and the eco

spokesperson for john mawr health told us that muir lab could no longer make it in this increasingly competitive marketplace. >> firefighters say they now know what caused that massive fire still burning officials blaming a hunter for setting illegal campfire that got completely out of control. fire near yosemite burned more than 370 square miles and destroyed 111 buildings including 11 homes. the cost to fight it so far, 72 million dollars and the fire is still only 80 percent containe contained. so more work to do. >> the new version of the i-phone that will debut next tuesday expected to come in different colors but looks relatively the same as previous model. talking about the 5 c. there may be a big change did you know the road. "wall street journal"reports apple is considering a bigger screen on future i fochlt right now they have a 4.8 inch screen that could be bumped up to 6 inches. the i-phld put the i-phone in the tablet category in between phones and tablet computers. >> see see the fab let a lot lately. they are big. >>.r forecast. >> sandhya is here with the news. >> baking in the heat heading that the weekend. pretty clear skies except right near the coast. we have a few

burns. the two fremont police officers, they were treated and released for smoke inhalation, so they are okay. >> happy to hear that. >>> still to come, secretary of state johnerry drumming up more support for an attack on syria. this as that area is getting set for war. >>> certain news agencies will now have access to your facebook posts. we'll show you how it works coming up. >>> plus, a new study that says the federal government is wrong when it comes to young women needing mammograms. >>> and of course we are keeping our eye on that fire burning right now on mt. diablo. all the smoke there. 1500 acres so far and growing. they have been scorched. about 100 homes have been evacuated. the crews there currently only have it about 10% contained. on the ground ahead of them with temperatures today expected to get up into the 90s with the winds also picking up. that makes it really tough for the firefighters. this fire has also forced officials to issue a smoke advisory. if you happen to see or smell smoke out there, you are urged to please stay indoors. we're back in minutes. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothi

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were also burned and that is a memory that democrats are counting on that will impel republican leaders to at some point force members to accept a solution they don't want to accept now. >> john, thank you very much. >>> more on yesterday's deadly rampage at a naval facility that left 13 dead, including the shooter, who investigators now say acted alone. his actions are raising questions about government contract workers and the security clearances that give so many of them access to military or other sensitive bases. and ton pierson has more on what's being done. >> reporter: as civilian and military employees return to work at the navy yard today, the white house says it will review standards for government contractors after the shooting of 12 people by a contract worker with security clearance to be there. >> they're undertaking review of security clearance policy for certain contractors and i can tell you at the president's direction, omb is examining standards for contractors and employees across federal agencies. >> reporter: more than 4.9 million people in defense and homeland security have those clearances, according to the latest figures from director of national int