for joseph parker, he held one version of the heavyweight title until very recently. him of that in front of 80,000 people in cardiff earlier this year. parker‘s only professional defeat but now he is back with a new attitude. before i used to come into fighting and i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, catch him clean and hopefully get a knockout. there is no hopefully here, i‘m here to do damage. i am here, i‘m here to do damage. i am here to punch with all bad intentions. i‘m going to break him down. it will take a lot of punches. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something dillian whyte knows all about. he only has one blemish on his professional career and you can guess who inflicted it. three years ago before joshua became a world champion, he defeated dillian whyte inside seven rounds, a defeat that dillian whyte has used as a springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it is a dangerous fight. he is going to come and bring it. i fight. he is going to come and bring it. lam hoping he does. he said he would co

with us is abby joseph cohen.s you really care about the distance and their veracity and you are questioning the gloom on productivity and gdp. our: we are not measuring economy properly anymore. we don't go out and measure everything. the commerce department is not in a position to do that so we use a sampling technique and the samples are based upon the way the economy used to look. are not properly picking up a good deal of what happens to the service economy or picking up a lot of cool new stuff happening in manufacturing grade in the 19th -- in manufacturing economy. moree 50's, about 50% or were in manufacturing. now it's about 10%. if we take a look at manufacturing as a percentage about death of dollar output -- of dollar output, it is about the same. financial services, other services, we don't know how to measure productivity. very often the statistical data reverts to zero. tom: chairman greenspan talked about the spread the difference between chairman powell and martin across 50 or 60 years, is because

especially for dillian whyte and joseph parker.r, he held one version of the head heavyweight title until very recently. anthonyjoshua took that from earlier this year in cardiff, his only defeat. he is back with a new attitude. before i used to come here to fight and think... i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, play clean. there's no hopefully here. i'm here to do damage. i'm here to punch with bad intentions. i want to break him down. i don't want to catch him flush. he's going to take a lot of punches. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something whyte knows all about. whyte, too, only has one blemish on his professional career, and you can guess who inflicted it. three years ago beforejoshua became world champion, he defeated whyte inside seven rounds, a defeat that he used to springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it's a very risky fight. it's a dangerous fight. like i say, he's going to come and throw punches. we'll see. it's going to go down. i don't know if first—ro

this man, 31-year-old joseph "ironteeth" angelle was wanted in a series of case going back a year. a fremont detective working on a hunch identified him as a transient who worked in an auto dealership. while surveillance in san jose, investigators saw a naked man running from an apartment. he resisted arrest and officers used a taser before taking him into custody. the police say the man admitted to about 25 acts of indecent exposure. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> also new at 6:00 a man from salinas was sentenced to life in prison for the deaths of two children whose bodies were found in a storage unit in redding in 2015. the 20-year-old was found guilty of torturing, starving and beating his girlfriend's 7- year-old nephew and 3-year-old niece. he was found guilty of torturing their sister who was nine at the time. the girl took the children in after their mother's death. in february she pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree murder, felony child abuse and torture. >>> the man authorities say is the golden state killer appeared in court today in sacramento. 72-year

joseph maguire to be the director of the national counterterrorism center and mccarthy to the assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research. senators asked about counterterrorism efforts, intelligence sharing with foreign allies and resources and personnel . this hearing is just over an hour . >>. >> i like to call these hearings order and welcome our witnesses today. admiral dwyer, resident trumps nominee for the

so puck was justifiably proud of himself. >> was joseph kepler viewed as revolutionary? >> in the united states, yes. however, there were quite a few european magazines that had similar kinds of art. in the united states, kepler was clearly revolutionary. in europe, not so much. >> you look at this today, in the 21st century, what do you think? >> i rarely open a puck cartoon without seeing today. if you look through our book, hundreds of cartoons that you could publish tomorrow and the readership of today would say, oh, i recognize that. this issue is still going on. >> one of those issues is money and politics chapter 4. throughout its history, puck complained tirelessly about money on elections and government. it objected to the need for money to conduct presidential campaigns. it campaigned against the political interference of millionaire businessman who attempted to manipulate the agenda. sound familiar? >> absolutely. i know it's hard to believe, but actually, money was the worst problem then than it was now. there was no limitations, no restrictions, and the stat

jefferson davis junior and his brother joseph were in a street game called the shockoe hill cats. this house was on top of shockoe hill and it was a wealthy, urban neighborhood at the time. these were the rich kids in this gang. down the hill was a less wealthy urban residential area called butcher town. that was the home turf of the butcher cats, the arch enemies of the hill cats. these two gangs would fight each other all of the time. point, jefferson davis himself walked down the hill trying to work out a truce between the two gangs. he was tired of his sons coming home bruised and bloodied from getting worse. he gathered the butcher cats down and gave them a speech and call them the future rulers of their country and tried to get them to stop fighting and put aside their differences. they listened to him politely and once it up and said president, we like you. we didn't want to hurt any of your boys but we ate never going to be friends with any hill cats . davis turned around and walked up the hill. as his walk -- wife walked -- wrote later, he didn't ask -- push anything exce

. >>> this next zad joseph. >> joey, did you check your ipad? >> and of course his son joey is on his ipad. >> we're going to hamilton. >> yeah, we're going to hamilton. >> joseph sent the ticket information to joey's ipad and when he entered his room, he had just received the notification. >> that's awesome that a kid so young is also so pumped to go see that. >> his dad joseph said that if he's interested in history like that, then he's all about >>> super car blonde did i is hitting the road with patrick mcdreamy, patrick dempsey. check out their incredible rides as they set off to race across france. >>> plus, ladies suit up to test out -- >> putting on makeup under water. >>> find fought their undersea looks are as flaw let's as the move zblis after she realizes aerial gets the guy and she doesn't. ine new york. cover, conceal, touch up. lasts up to 24 hours. maybelline's new super stay foundation stick. only from maybelline new york. pieces or cups? pieces or cups? pieces or cups? ps! pieces or cups? man, we're killing it over here, huh? n

dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again, after beating former world champion josephr at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again after beating former world champion josephker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts

and the fighting talk is over, as dillian whyte and joseph parker get in the ring tonight at the heavyweight in london. they'll want to a bit better than this though. a lot of power here! one, two... i can't get up in this! welcome to the programme. well it's the day the tour de france was sealed for another briton — this time a welshman — geraint thomas — the team sky rider has kept the yellow jersey after today's penultimate stage, the individual time trial — ensuring that by the end of tomorrow's largely ceremonial final ride along the champs elysee, he will he crowned the champion. our reporter, jo currie is in paris for us now. just how did he do it today? yes, tonight as you say thomas very much a champion in waiting after today's penultimate stage. today positive sage was very much the last chance to attack his lead. including the likes of chris froome. they tried and failed. he will be crowned. wonderful summers at the end of the state. he was embraced by his team—mates and his wife. you can imagine back in wales there will be huge celebrations tonight. and here is how he did it. the

for joseph parker, he held the wbo world shepherd ship up until march this year.shua beat shepherd ship up until march this year. anthonyjoshua beat him in front of 80,000 people in carter. anthonyjoshua is the common link between both of these guys. both of them have lost a fight and won a fight against them. it's no doubt who was on the rare tonight. and could we see that then? joshua fight either of these two guys in the nearfuture? in simple terms just the way boston should work. that's not the way boxing works. politics always gets in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua in the way he intends a big but that does. anthony joshua has in the way he intends a big but that does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up does. anthonyjoshua has a big tough up in september. he fight a sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. they voted book wembley for his second fight. assuming eb does end up in september. he fights out sector —— alexander povetkin it when we say them. therefore the book wembley for his second fight. assuming he beat out sender pov

joseph clearly there are divisions there is some chaos and disarray within in d.c. if we can envision a scenario by which nelson chamisa would prevail in the election. what happens then if the party is as disorganized as it may be after the death of morgan change what happens for nelson chamisa if he were to prevail i think in the unlikely event of course that he did then it would be having this conversation but i think a walk to the other guest has just suggested and just link to your question tells you that that unfortunately mixed a slightly by one liking for the opposition the only question i thought it was for me the advantage of. the income and i actually ha's is not really is that is he partly rounded and seemed to be the guy who dared take on mugabe so therefore they're very likely bound to be both in rural zimbabwe i'm wondering about who are likely to give him the benefit of the doubt but beyond that i think that your mrs and others. and i don't know what happened in my accept for the more recent or perhaps one month sort of avoided oh or did not make the

democratic republic of the congo has been in a state of political unrest the country's president joseph kabila has refused to give up power despite term limits stipulated in the constitution that meant he should have left office by the end of two thousand and sixteen protests have occurred nationwide since then journalists trying to cover the demonstrations have been arrested threatened and harassed by both the police and the intelligence service while various media outlets have had the plug pulled on their signals their transmissions cut however journalists in the d r c face more than just threats and intimidation eighty percent of congolese media outlets are in the hands of or controlled by politicians that means all kinds of stories of corruption mismanagement and human rights abuses go on told and the d r c is not a small country geographically it's the second biggest in africa and it has the fourth largest population on the continent the listening posts johannah who's now in the state of journalism in the d r c and the media space in which information has become a splintered as pol

it is my pleasure to welcome to the stage joseph esposito, author. [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much and thank you all for being here. it's a rather soggy day. first of all, i want to ask, how many people are aware of this dinner that took place in 1962, the nobel dinner, any familiarity with it? okay, well, i'm going to tell you a little more about it and hopefully you will find it as fascinating as i found it when i was doing the research and writing of the book. first of all, it took place on a a day, april 29th, it was allusion of easter egg heads, it was a week after easter, it was first day of daylight savings time and the midpoint of the kennedy administration and it was, i think, it was a highlight of the really highlight of camelot. people were seated in two large rooms in the white house, state dining room which was presided over by president kennedy and then the blue room presided over by mrs. kennedy. so the 49 nobel prize winners were honored and these were not idle egg heads. they were responsible for some of the most importa

for all sorts of joseph and he will. i think she suspects in the matter of the shots they call term alike which means angel in satara looks as though over shots crimea relatives will have. to visit them from that. they're in while she's still driving trucks but from now on she will spend a lot less time on ferries that i yelled at by the years i yelled back of a player well now it's time to go home. for a little bit all you can ask for it the most in the listing. on serene and i had into curch on the bridge are waits wasn't in vain. it. misled into a good lead yet the dunder still up so close your study good story also more for the let go of the order so what more she should be done for the minute sigonella news to her genius what we're both. is a bullet holes in your living room with the can you. still don't get the right to it's one of. the cool breeds we didn't use three generally speaking. in a few minutes on her sister in curch you will lose a honestly you can split up would you still only scares the shit. little th

the two were at joseph grant park after hours.from custody after posting bail. right now... he's at badminton tournament in las vegas. the 37-year old is a former olympian and 6-time national champion in doubles competition. ( darya ) new th morning... the sonoma county sheriff's office has arrested three people for the murder of a missing cloverdale man... whose body was discovered earlier this week. jose martinez went missing on june 29th. police say martinez was kidnapped on june 29th at a grocery store in cloverdale... driven to a remote area and murdered. the next day the accused killer took martinez's body to a marijuana garden in healdsburg and burried it. police only discovered the body on wednesday. investigators say martinez may have been invloved in marijuana dealings and was receiving threats before he was kidnapped. socorro sierra... felix carreon and climmie smith-hill were arrested for the murder. they are all facing charges of murder and kidnapping. they are being held without bail. ( james ) the ridershare driver

joseph lawrence also had a run in with a bear last friday morning.a different one.r was zigzagging through yards just exploring but when he got to lake street he almost got hit by a car. joseph llorens/resident"that's when i called 911 and notified the sheriffs because i didn't want the bear to get hurt." he tried to keep up with the bear until authorities arrived and admits he was fascinated. at his first bear sighting in 15 years joseph llorens/resident "well, he looked real cute and cuddly. but then there was a tree down the street where he tried to climb up and once he stood up, he was probably at least over 6 feet tall. that's what threw me off, when i saw that." the bear walked along several driveways. through yards and climbed a wobbly fence taking his time through this foothill neighborhood eputies arrived. joseph llorens/resident"i think watching this bear, he was just trying to get out of here. i don't think he was trying to harm anyone or would've harmed anyone because he seemed to try to stay away from people." (pam) that was kacey montoya reporting. she

joseph james deangelo - now 72 - is now facing charges in several slayings.survivors - the charges are a step toward closure in their decades-long nightmare. ali wolf reports. with every book she signs... jane carson sandler shares her pain.her four decade old trauma caused by the golden state killer.carly rowland - attending book signing: "i cant imagine." roger willie - attending book signing: "i think they're absolutely amazing."community members gathered at this citrus heights barnes and noble to meet jane... the fifth victim... and being in this neighborhood is tough for her.jane carson-sandler - golden state killer survivor: d hotel on j street i have tell y" the book store is about three miles from her former home... where she was raped by back in 1976.it's also about three miles from the house where suspected east area rapist joseph deangelo was living for decades... before being arrested in april.carol daly - retired investigator sacramento county sheriffs department: "to me the best part of all of this is the bravery of the victims, the recovery, th

i'm bernadette joseph, the owner and director of operations at victorian manor. thank you, mayor breed, and supervisor cohen and supervisor mandelman and supervisor brown, and director of health garcia, barbara garcia. thank you for being here and for your support for our seniors. here at victorian manor we serve over 90 elderly clients with various needs, including dementia, medical and mental health needs. our home provides a place where seniors can live in the community and be as independent as possible. we welcome with open hearts and open arms a diverse group of residents, including a frail and vulnerable elderly population and we see every day what a big difference it makes for them to have the right place to live with the full activity program that enriches their lives. thank you mayor breed for recognizing the work of residential care facilities for the elderly like victorian manor. the new funding will help us to make ends meet. and to continue to serve the seniors that we care so much about. we are happy that the city is also looking into long-term solu

profiled others making history like joseph was. vanished into these when he wasn't in paris or west berlin or tokyo anywhere where students were demonstrating. but he was on the road in other places and captured the essence of that year of violence that year of media to zation and his photo series such as it is so you can learn much about contemporary history from this exhibition and he's a list of. almost two hundred of leverage photos are being shown in. just nineteen of them are published and down the magazine he worked for at the time. their backs widow cauldron i was just six years old in one nine hundred sixty eight . provided i manage his estate. and i've been dealing with his photos ever since i met him the shift i put together most of his books if it has. started. makes images are historical documents which hold some surprises sometimes he visited places just before history was written a photograph in prague in early april nineteenth sixty eight at the old christian peace assembly just a week later the student leader was s

george is survived by his mother joseph and sister-in-law barbara. he will be deeply and sadly missed by steven, richard, judy, james and michelle and their families. he was adored grandfather, pop of danielle, anthony, britney, sean and tara. his heart was filled with pride and love for the gift of his great-grandchildren. his legacy will live on in these amazing children. he is also survived by many loving and heartbroken nieces and nephews that adored their uncle george. george loved and cared for his pets unconditionally. layla, smoky will miss their human. he served in the armed forces, serving during world war ii with four of his brothers and was honorably discharged after two and a half years of service. he was the recipient of a purple heart and earned a bronze star. george's career started at railway express as a driver. he then worked for many years at ukraine bakery and house of bagels, where he met wonderful, life-long friends. he tirelessly volunteered as athletic director at star of the sea high school. his contribution lives on in the

for joan rivers joseph ford doesn't just take pictures he likes to blend his subject into the background of whatever he's shooting and this involves clothing them in elaborate specially created knit where we've got a closer look on a photo shoot with ford in the u.k. . it isn't often that internationally famous british d.j. and musician fatboy slim blends into the background but today is an exception here in the english town of brighton he's the model for photographer joseph ford for dresses his subjects in hand items matching their surroundings creating a chameleon effect for his knitted camouflage project that my slim agreed to wear a new robe created specially to fade into the eight metre wide smiley face painted on his rooftop. that's that's my street bike on a sense of humor and attention to the. ford has been interested in blending objects for years and his eyes are trained to see places that are perfect for melting them together i think the one thing the people of austin about repeatedly is is all the thrill is it all what you don't see joy is all done in retouching but i was very

. >>> first we want to thank joseph for this picture of valley fog in petaluma. thanks, joseph. share your pictures with us if >>> i'm ama daetz, coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, team coverage on that deadly stabbing of a young woman at an oakland bart station, including the suspect's violent history. also -- >> is kind, sweet, caring, she'll do anything for anybody. >> we're now hearing from the boyfriend of the missing iowa woman who grew up in oakland. tonight what he says he was doing the night she disappeared. >>> and "7 on your side," michael finney investigates whether a phone company's buy one, get one free offer is really a good deal. all that plus much more coming up in a half hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> ama, thanks. see you then. >>> finally, most dog owners will do about anything for their pets. researchers say that feeling may be mutual. >> it all comes down to a closed door. dogs will do a lot to push it open if their owner is really in trouble. now, the dogs are not as eager to open the door if they are too stressed out by their owner's distress.

sound from joseph tomlinson - san francisco police "two suspects attacked him and duct taped him and took him to apartment to safe" police say the two male suspects were waiving guns around and wearing ski masks.. as the altercation was going down police say female a neighbor walked into the situation. she was then duct taped and placed next to the man in the apartment sound from joseph tomlinson - san francisco police suspects threatened to hurt woman unless man helped sound from gabe slate reporterthe man opened the safe to protect the women. sound from joseph tomlinson - san francisco police then they fled this was intense we want to find these guys. sound from jack - lives in neighborhood. jack lives in the neighborhood he said he has never heard of a crime like this happening here police want people to know who live in that neighborhood that they believe this was a targeted attack and they don't expect it to be repeated in the same area ..but as always people should be on guard and aware of their surroundings... in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) a big story tonight

especially for dillian whyte and joseph parker.ught one version of the head to a title until very recently. —— he held one version. anthonyjoshua took that from earlier this year in cardiff, his only defeat. he is back with a new attitude. i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, play clea n. hopefully have a good fight, play clean. they're so hopefully here. i'm here to do damage. i'm here to punch with bad intentions. i want to break them down. i don't want to cash in clutch. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something dillian whyte knows all about. pete too only has one blemish on his professional career, and you can guess who inflicted it. three yea rs can guess who inflicted it. three years ago beforejoshua became world champion, he defeated him inside seven rounds, i defeat that he is used to springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it's a rarity risky fight. it's a dangerous fight. he says he's going to come and throw punches. he's going to go down. i don't know if first—r

liberation of congo has now been transformed into a political party opposing the rule of president joseph kabila he has called an election which is due to take place in december i'm david chaytor in belgium the country that was the former colonial ruler of the democratic republic of congo ever since again his independence in one nine hundred sixty there's never been a peaceful transfer of power in that country the senator is returning from belgium to his homeland to register as a candidate in the presidential election. john pierre bemba talks to al jazeera. should be about thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera thank you i'd like to start with perhaps the hardest question for you during those ten years inside you. you were didn't have criminal responsibility for the atrocities committed by by your militia you were convinced always you were going to come out an innocent man but during those ten years that you have any feelings about your moral responsibility for what happened i think that of course i have a lot of sympathy for all the people in the in the central africa in general b

do you think that president joseph kabila will hold the elections in december really i never heard. from him said that he will hold the election but i've never heard there so that he will not hold the election i just heard that who will respect the constitution so is the government of the constitution are we to hope that he will make respect the constitution looking at your time in prison where you devastated by what continue to happen in the congo diversity. i'm very sad because it's a disaster human therea disaster it's an economic disaster the final disaster i mean. look at the problem or we had. the massacre made in class i am talking with concertos so. this. attack in the binnie. temple new massacre in it to remember in the two thousand and one in the marsh restore the peace and security in the tory so i know very well this problem we need to start to get in a few months ago the promise of the idea if we fought for to the a.d.f. in the two thousand and one when i was in the binnie so really if you say that all these all the insecurities but now in congo the latest unicef report

joseph sternberg is a columnist with the wall streetjournal and joins me now. good morning.e. this is the european competition commissioner taking a look at google's activities with regards to android. what do you think they might decide? well, the complaint is that the way that google has call operated with handset manufacturers like samsung 01’ handset manufacturers like samsung or china's huawai to bundle android and other products like chrome browser into the mobile phone is somehow stifling competition and i think certainly if they want to, you can think certainly if they want to, you ca n always think certainly if they want to, you can always take that kind of case as a competition in force, at a always worry with this kind of case that they are having this kind of war because it continues as the world continues to evolve. bbc news, the regulator can find google10% of its annual revenue, over $11 billion, if they find google at fault. of course we expect google to immediately appeal and respond in that way if they were to be found to be anti—competitive, and this could

jeremy paul for the joseph family and "sav mor mart." health code section 19-h, part d has a provision for a relocation of a tobacco permit, much like what we have in this case, in a situation where the store was forced to close and that a subsequent action of seismic upgrade was being planned for that property. i'm going to ask pat boskovich to explain the permit that is active on the subject property, the property that "sav mor mart" has moved out of to explain the circumstance it meets the intent of the code of 19-h-d. >> my name is 35d boskovich. i'm a structural engineer. the building is a soft story, has an open front. the interior has no interior transverse walls, so it is a soft story building. the program was setup to be in three phases. phase one, phase two is three of four units, and this building would be in phase three when we get to there, in we do. that would include corner neighborhood serving facilities. the scope of the work includes reinforced concrete, footings, sheer walls and pull downs, any work inside this buildin

joining me to discuss this intelligence, joseph moreno and sarah murray. how much more closely was kilimnik working with him? >> we always know he helped to run this office based out of ukraine. what this associated press story says is this isn't just a guy who was an assistant. it isn't just a guy who was a fixer. this is someone who was heavily involved, according to the ap, in developing this pro-russia strategy and helping to execute it. this is one of the things that's gotten paul manafort in hot water, the fact that he did not disclose this lobbying work that he was doing for foreign governments, according to prosecutors. that's how they've been able to bring a number of the charges that he's facing against him. it's also worth noting the special counsel has also brought charges now against kilimnik, saying he and paul manafort are still essentially working together or were earlier this year to try to obstruct justice when it comes to this case. >> joseph, legally, you're an american. you haven't declared this work with a foreign government. you're w

joseph james deangelo - now 72 - is now facing charges in several slayings.for survivors - the charges are a step toward closure in their decades-long nightmare. reporter ali wolf explains. with every book she signs... jane carson sandler shares her pain.her four decade old trauma caused by the golden state killer.carly rowland - attending book signing: "i cant imagine." roger willie - attending book signing: "i think they're absolutely amazing."community members gathered at this citrus heights barnes and noble to meet jane... the fifth victim... and being in this neighborhood is tough for her.jane carson-sandler - golden state killer survivor: "when i arrived at the hotel in sacramento and drove to the hotel on j street i have to tell you i was a bit anxious." the book store is about three miles from her former home... where she was raped by back in 1976.it's also about three miles from the house where suspected east area rapist joseph deangelo was living for decades... before being arrested in april.carol daly - retired investigator sacramento county sherif

nearly a dozen victims and survivors of the accused golden state killer -- joseph deangelo...ere in a sacramento courtroom thursday. they said they wanted to see their alleged attacker in custody at the routine court hearing. the 72-year old former police officer... is charged with dozens of rapes .. and twelve murders across the state in the 19-70s and 80s. several women flew in from out of state to see deangelo behind bars for the first time. one of the victims described the encounter ... as "intense." deangelo is due back in court on september 5th. ( robin )investigators say a man smoking pot caused an explosion after lighting up in a lab. it happened in soquel on tuesday afternn. santa cruz county sheriff's office found that the man was renting a portion of a home, allegedly using it as a lab. deputies say the large explosion injured the man and two other people. no arrests have been made in the case and sheriff's officials said they are pursuing charges against the man who allegedly operated the lab. ( robin )a man is at large after a man is at large after robbing two ban