a 6" water main valve broke at south main street and oakland boulevard.ere without water all day and nearby shops suffered water damage. the break was capped last night around 7:30. >>> baseball owners apparently will not talk about changing territorial rights in the bay area when they moot in arizona next month. a lot of people thought they would when they meet next month in arizona. there's been talk that the as might be allowed to move to the south bay which is currently designated as san francisco giants territory. the "chronicle" reports former giants managing partner peter mcgowan says it is wishful thinking for the as and doesn't think they will be allowed to move. >>> here's a story that shows even a scam can lead to something good. the silicon valley chapter of the bluestar moms lost $3,000 in the atm and credit card skimming scam that targeted lucky supermarkets. but since then the group received $11,000 in donations. easily making it up. >>> 5:48 now. burglar alarms in san jose will be falling on deaf ears soon. beginning next month, the san jo

those are the main items we have asked you to see. this is one of the few times we have been able to work out with the contractor that we could allow you to come out and be physically on the bridge and go up inside the tower. we hope you will work with us, follow our safety standards. there will be a number of cal tran personnel to ask questions regarding safety or access. if you have any questions see me or tony. at this point in time we will -- mike, do you have a quick one? >> why today? just because the lights are going on? >> let's take the q&a. i will run through the presentation because it will help the folks that it is their first time doing it. >> paul, are you ready? this presentation is available on line at our media bar. this is just to give you an understanding of the different elements for the bay bridge. the first piece is the arrival of the final steel deck segment on the transport ship that came in yesterday, on sunday. here is some of the footage of the pieces arriving in the bay underneath our western span. there is

break -- san francisco water main break that happened the day after thanksgiving. we'll find out what caused the break, and if there are any water mains with similar problems in the area. >>> a man is in jail accused of firing off illegal fireworks. they damaged a house and car. you can see the damage to the car there. softball sized hole in the side. police say friday night, the man tried to shoot off a fibering -- firework inside an iron tube. >>> a small plane overshot the runway in concord today. the pilot had radioed air traffic controllers to report a problem before the crash. >>> two tires caught fire on a southwest plane during takeoff tonight. it was headed to seattle from sacramento. it happened just after 6:00 pm. the pilot landed quickly, called emergency crews. 130 passengers were not hurt. >>> clouds are increasing this evening. a look at the storm tracker radar. the tail end of it going to rush through the bay area overnight. no rain out of this, but definitely you see the cloud cover pushing in right now. that's going to halt cooling for us. upper 3

the main focus of our business is what we call commuter business, and the main goal is to take cars off the road. i could not help but think about an idea that i just had. the very individuals that you mentioned in the marathon, the music festival, the treasure island music festival, all those events are events we provide transportation for. i am sure we can tie-in the distribution of water with clean, affected transportation. we of a very good relationship with onboard entertainment, which is the founder -- i should say, the presenter of the marathon. we are very interested and happy to stay in san francisco. it is very important to come up to our business. more importantly, to stay in the port. as jay said, we worked very closely. i want to commend jay and other members of the staff who have worked tirelessly with me to bring this to fruition. pier 50 is an ion tool location. -- is an ideal location. i think it works very well for both our businesses. we would hope that you would approve our arrangement here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i just have a question, jay. the. versus -- t

right now, i'm thinking trace to main an inch. it would be to northern montgomery or northern howard up into frederick. in the blue ridge, more elevation, two possibly three. again out west, into the mountains, this is where the snow totals pick up. we'll talk more about the storm, the timetable and what you can expect for the rest of the week and the weekend when i see you in a few minutes. j.c., back to you. >>> all right, howard. >>> a senate homeland security subcommittee will examine how well the washington area is prepared for disasters. today's hearing was prompted in part by the traffic dprid lock that followed a snowstorm last january and the 5.8 magnitude earthquake that occurred in august. managers will discuss coordination efforts between state and federal agencies. lawmakers will also focus on the shelter in place policy for federal workers. prosecutors have determined that there will be no criminal charges stemming from the death of patrick casey. the george washington graduate student and army veteran died in septem

this week's program we'll be exploring the magnificence of both so i think it's up to six years the main stage of the historical landmark has been dogged but now it's going to ring chandeliers a shining once again so joining lots of anger is as we explore the historical a magnificent building that fuses its classic original designs with modern technology states craft and high tech facilities as the main cultural symbol of russia the bolshoi theatre has finally returns to its glory striking day or night illuminated exterior now shines proud of the years of being covered by scaffolding canvas and other building materials it took six years and billions of rubles but finally the historic bolshoi theater is reopened to nurture and showcase the present and future of russian and international talent. watched by millions in russia and around the world the opening dollar performance in october was an exclusive invitation of the event as well as various political figures international celebrities and russian ballet and opera veterans the heads of milan's the skull theatre vienna state opera and lo

main even near 50 down toward tappahannock. highs should be around 47, main 48. milder days to come though before the week is out. more on that coming up. >> announcer: and now, 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> well, good morning, everybody. i thinks most people analyzing yesterday's game including me got caught up look at the patriots offense. what we didn't consider is how bad the patriots defense is. yesterday, they would need to exploit the group and they did for the most part. although it didn't begin well. rex grossman's holding on to the ball way too long. gets grilled from lined by carter. sack fumble. 7-0. give rex and the offense credit. they bounce back. season high, 463. grossman threw two touchdown passes. that one there, to david anderson. what about brady? two to big ole tight end. redskins made them work for it. at times, brady was a little out of sync. redskins with a chance to tie it. grossman, no. new england slips out of town. 34-27 win. >> overall, i was pleased with the effort, obviously, pleased with not being able to -

main even upper 40s in town. likely in the 40s north and west with the rain locally heavy at times with the wind switching to the north at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. you can see that cold off to the north and west of us. it is in the 30s in pittsburgh, cleveland and columbus. the cold air is moving in this direction. it will replace the 50s and low 60s in spots. i spoke to bill in newland, he's at 61 degrees. all of the water moving in our direction during the overnight is on top of us right now. moderate to occasionally heavy rain from d.c. up to 95,95, route one between us and columbia. some drizzle in other spots with temperatures which are running into the 50s and 60s. there is the flood watch in the metro and west. also before i go, winter weather advisories north and west of town. that will go into effect tonight. we're looking at a little bit of snow. i'll be back in a few minutes. show you the snowfall prediction map and talk about the rest of the week. let's go to monika samtani who is -- it has been

organizations and main bodies to take action. against the motion it's one sided aggravate the conflict. and the legal loophole in the u.k. is being used as a shield for convicted criminals who started families in the country the human rights act saves them from deportation and turn it into a safe haven for serious offenders from abroad. he's been in full for is just fifteen minutes away before that the latest sport with. thanks for joining us this is sport today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including. continental quest we count up with russia football manager dick advocaat who shares his thoughts on his side so named group of life next summer's european championship. rivalry revisited modest in square garden purrs for the bowler to build the fight of the year a margarita versus call to the sequel. and then there was one for the first time this weekend there is a clear leader of the hong kong open and it's not shirley favorite remark or roy's . quite the confidence with the group but not with the base the thoughts

condemning the syrian government for human rights violations and has called on the organizations and main bodies to take action by russia and china voted against the motion saying it's one sided and will only aggravate the conflict . and a legal loophole in the u.k. is being used as a shield for convicted immigrant criminals who have started families in the country but human rights activists saves them from deportation and turns britain into a safe haven first serious offenders from. some of your saturday headlines here and now a chance to catch a glimpse backstage at russia's iconic bolshoi theatre which is finally go back to its imperial billing that's the latest edition of moscow out with right now. great. comfort to. you you need. some to. moscow. hello and welcome to the must go out so in this week's program we'll be exploring the magnificence of both so i think it's up to six years the main stage of the historical landmark has been dog but now it's going to ring chandeliers a shining once again so joining lots of anger is as we explore the historical a magnificent building that fuse

and i'm water main redshirt caught just about everyone off guard. juliette goodrich spoke with some of his plans were simply washed out. >> east bay mud crews work into the night repairing the 6-inch water main bow that broke this morning in busy downtown walnut creek. karen or weak and her daughters didn't expect street closures into the night. >> it was chaos. >> what did you end up doing? landed up going through the parking lot and down the different block. >> exactly. it took about 45 minutes to park. >> was the good time. >> rick was hoping to take his wife out to an nice quiet dinner this evening, quite the contrary. >> there's not as many people as i thought there would be. >> of the good thing. >> quite the noise. >> welcome to nice quiet walnut creek. >> it's pretty noisy. >> east bay workers were conducting maintenance when the pipe broke near the corner of south main and olympic boulevard. some businesses were without water in nearby stores had water damage. as for shoppers, some say if cut into their shopping time. >> i was hoping to get

the water main break happened at south main around 9:30 this morning. roads in a two block area around that remain closed. police set up detours as this is a busy area especially during post christmas shopping days. it did cause damage in the stock room of crate and barrel. >>> do you remember this seen? the day after can go? a massive water main break in south san francisco. ahead, new information about what caused it. >>> the clock is ticking down to tonight's big drawing. more than $200 million are up for grabs in the multistate mega millions lottery. alex is live at one store where people are feeling lucky. alex? >> reporter: well this store is certainly a popular place to buy those tickets. they sold a lot of winners over the years and if you ask folks what they would do, a lot of people seem to be in a giving mood. hoping to strike it rich, people stopped by the village bottle shop to buy their mega millions lotto tickets. >> i have the winning ticket here. >> reporter: if they win the 206 million-dollar jackpot a lot of folks say they would use t

shut off the gas and repair the main. hazmat crews are also on the scene. nobody was hurt. >>> traffic as we move closes to the new year the governor looking back on how the state did this year. he said he is grateful that baltimore's murder rate has dropped over the years. the number of murders is at 1950 with just days left in the year. the governor look add head to next year says the number one priority will be to create jobs and he hopes to improve public education. >>> this honda recall trumped the one you heard about earlier this month. there is concern about faultly irbags. it's caused a dozen injuries and one death. it involves older model models. >>> beer with caffeine, that's buzz light year's away in california because the state is banning all beer with caffeine. you won't be able to buy it off the store shelves because the law is in response to several incidents where drinkers, some underage were in the hospital for drinking beer with caffeine. >>> bp may soon be hit with criminal charges for the gulf oil spil

northern and western maine before the storm pulls out of here. for us, we're clearing behind the storm. we've got the winds which have been gusting during the overnight. 30 miles per hour. had a few spots yesterday evening with the winds gusted over 50 miles per hour. we'll see this, leave us today. with high pressure building in this afternoon, this evening, we're in for a clear, cold night tonight with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. the next three days, 45 today. tonight, 25 to 35 with a 35 in town, by the bay, 50 degrees tomorrow afternoon ahead of the next cold front which drops to 40 on saturday. it is going to be a cold, blustery saturday. sunday, a little bit better in the upper 40s. pretty decent weather monday, tuesday and wednesday with sunshine and highs around 50. monika samtani, with updates on timesaver traffic. things getting busy out there. >> we'll take a live look from sky 9 on the outer loop of the beltway. just past the bw parkway closer to kenilworth avenue. a tractor trailer and a car involved in an accident. i

waterville, maine, glad to have a maine person involved in this discussion.lexander, you on the air. >> what other tactics did he use against cleveland other than claiming he had a child out of wedlock? >> as far as i know, that was his primary personal attack against him. there would have been political attacks against him as a democrat and a representative of the party that fomented the rebellion. >> how much of a scandal would it have been to have a child of wedlock? >> quite scandalous. >> i would think so, too. >> just to answer that question, there were nuts and bolts issues to the campaign of 1884. one of the strong issues that republicans and democrats differed on in the post-civil war period was the tariffs. how much to tax goods coming and going. and that tariff was a major factor. >> and i believe currency was also getting to be a major factor. >> the civil war had proliferated the use of paper currency. the whole issue of greenback currency was very much in the 1870's and 1880's. >> and into the 1890's. >> that gives weight to the free silver issu

here is the main village now and 2013, as i mentioned. if you look at the top there, the purple hat going where number one is. those other votes would be lifted in and out of the water with a crane put in place. when the race is going on, the public and fully access that area. then we have two, which is where the cruise terminal would be eventually built. plan is to have part of the show built, and then the site can be used for the rest of the event. 14 has an amphitheater that will seek up to about 4000. if you look at 14 that is in yellow, and of the seating area that accommodates about another -- i think 1200 or something like that. about 5500 seating on this area. you can see the other activities here, basically educational things fear behind the scenes, you see four there. again, one of the things we have been discussing -- you can see on the right-hand side there appear 19th year the left-hand side, pier 23. hast public access, and request they made to ensure that there is public access. i will switch to what it will look like event

the areas between the main part of fort detrick and what's known as area b. the army ran biological testing from the 1970s to the 19 -- from the 1940s to the 1970s. >>> a "consumer reports" study has confirmed what was first reported on the dr. oz show a few months ago. apple juice and grape juice being sold on store shelves across the country contain both arsenic and lead. "consumer reports" tested 88 samples. 10% have arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water! 25% of the juice samples contain more lead than what's allowed in bottled water. current federal law has rules about arsenic and lead in drinking water but those limits do not apply to fruit juices. the food and drug administration is confident in the overall safety of apple juice. "consumer reports" recommends parents avoid giving juice to babies under six months. they advise children under 6 years of age, they shouldn't drink anymore than a few ounces a day. when dr. oz first reported his findings, the fda claimed his research was flawed. >>> researchers found a better way to tell if a

night that the main bus or the ones for his administration is accessible. -- the main buzzword for his administration is "accessible." we are honored and thrilled he is here. we want to welcome him to the stage. [applause] >> congratulations. thank you. welcome, everybody. you have got to know what is going on in my mind. i do not talk a lot about things sometimes because they are very personal. i have to share with you the level of excitement coming into this store tonight. in preparing, i am feeling the same way as win in college -- when in college and performed in my first drama class. i performed in "butterflies are free." i was 3,000 miles away from my original home, from seattle to maine. i felt like i could do anything i wanted and my friends would not laugh at me. i took drama class. i was really excited. i got to perform. this is kind of how i feel tonight with this opening. it is wonderful. congratulations. act coming to mid market is huge. we have wanted the active arts to be such a great part of this. they have been paired wit.-- the been a big part of this. to have act joi

he was 75. >>> a giant distribution line ruptured causing a water main line to break. the break happened just off interstate 80. they found a surprising discovery under the house. >> reporter: repairs continue to be made at the large water main break. once crews dug up the pavement, they discovered another line. they say it's used to move petroleum products. it's now been drained. the neighbors say they were shocked to learn gasoline was being pumped underneath their home. a spokeswoman says the line was safe and probably laid before homes were in the area. >> a very generous donor dropped a $50 bill into a salvation army bucket in miami but that wasn't all the person gave. wrapped inside the bill was a $2000 diamond ring along with the note that read they need more than i. do good. it was signed "a friend ." several volunteers have taken turns ringing the bell but they have no idea who the donor was. >> we don't know which one put the ring in. >> the salvation army says donations have been lower this year, probably because of the troubled economy. three years ago ther

its classic original designs with modern technology states crafts and high tech facilities as the main cultural symbol of russia the poles with teens has finally returns to its glory striking day or night illuminated exterior now shines proud of the years of being covered by scaffolding canvas and other buildings tiriel says it took six years and billions of rubles but finally the historic bolshoi theater is reopened to nurture showcase the present and future a fresh and international talent. watched by millions in russia and around the world the opening dollar performance in october was an exclusive invitation of the event as well as various political figures international celebrities and russian ballet and opera veterans the heads of milan's the skull theatre vienna state opera and nuns in scotland on opera house are among the first high profile guests to officially visit the newly reopened theater the bolshoi doesn't translate to march or grant means. the company was founded in seven hundred seventy six by russian prince peter little soft english entrepreneur. michael maddox followi

some real main news stories for in about fifteen minutes from now the meantime the arab spring was fast and dramatic with dictators disappearing in chinese you egypt and finally libya while syria and yemen have witnessed the brink of civil war and bahrain protesters were driven from the streets by massive minute tree falls and latino gets a force from that country's foreign minister who says bringing democracy and the rule of law to the gulf states was never going to be easy that's a specialty next. yes let's start with the syrian dossier some say the corp counts of the arab states the gulf plays a larger role than it's intended to in resolving this crisis sometimes it even substitutes the arab league to believe its position can help the god knows this crisis is very important and very dangerous that syria is one of the security pillars in the region if syria is stable and secure its citizens would live peacefully and quietly with today's events in syria however are quite scary people die daily and a number of cities are in chaos and on security some areas are peaceful generally there a

water street does remain closed between main street and pennsylvania avenue. and that's because of flooding conditions down here in upper marlboro. keep that in mind if you're just heading out the door. we'll take you over to a live picture of 66. inbound side, it is normal trying to get from centreville. in annandale, i'm getting word of a closure as well because of high standing water on woodburn ride at spicewood drive. coming up at 5:40, we'll talk more about road closures. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. it could be awhile before some occupy d.c. protestors have another meal. >> because several of them decided to go on a hunger strike. they're doing it to end what they call second class citizenship. imposed on the people of the district of columbia. >> surae chinn joins us live from mcpherson square park with more. good morning, surae. >> good morning. well, three occupy d.c. protesters will be removed going on this hunger strike calling for d.c. voting rights. they're asking congress and the president to give full representation in the district o

that's because a water main break erupted this morning.e'll tell you how the situation looks coming up. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, the holiday week. halfway through it. december the 28th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. we want to get started with a look at our weather. elizabeth? i have been enjoying the afternoons. it's sunny arou -- sunny and warm. >> it's going to be nice for the temperatures but not as much sunshine. we are expect overcast skies later on this afternoon. now, it's that blanket of clouds that's actually keeping us on the tad more mild side. temperatures outside right now mostly in the 30s and 40s across the bay area. will we ever see rain? i think that's the big question a lot of folks are asking. we will let you know coming up. in the meantime, we're checking the roads. here's gianna. >> reporter: just one minor snag as you work your way along the eastshore freeway eastbound near leisuretown. at the bay bridge easing up nicely no metering

the main lobbying. platform. let's take a look at what else is making headlines around the world now beginning in pyongyang north korea. which crowds have gathered to pay tribute to kim jong il it marks the second day of a memorial for the late leader the day of mourning for those wednesday's for your service led by kim jong il's son and successor kim jong un thousands of people in tears lined the streets as they said their final farewell for the that we've been in power since ninety ninety four for the death of his father. in nigeria church leaders say the christian community is losing confidence in the government's ability to protect them christians have described recent assaults as a declaration of war against them in nigeria as a whole and say they'll respond appropriately to any future provocation he comes just after the militant islamist group boko haram attacks churches on christmas day killing dozens the group wants to impose islamic sharia law or cross the country which is split between many christians i

people for illegal lodging in the towns have been cleared several times but sprung up again when the main occupy encampment in the city was demolished on wednesday i was given latest from our correspondent guide as . well to guide us so police continues to play a cat mouse with the occupy movement so it seems so what else do we know about the latest encounter them. well marina exactly we've seen a lot of police activity in the last three months against against the arc of the occupy movement which has generally been very very peaceful a very peaceful movement it doesn't even seem to be news anymore we hear about dozens of arrests every week it's becoming some kind of business as usual here cracking down on peaceful protesters we've seen the latest surge of arrest on the west coast fifty five people were arrested over the weekend in san francisco they were protesting in front of the federal reserve building rattle up on the sidewalk a witness said there had been no pens or structures over night the protesters were sold out of their sleeping bags so with cops outnumbering demonstrators by ab

traffic has opened up at least in one direction on south main street. that has been a big headache in downtown walnut creek. traffic was closed off on three different sides was really causing a problem to the evening commute. this is a huge shopping district. as you can see, they're just about finishing up. hopefully they will be out in the next hour or so. >>catherine: tonight, raising taxes on the web in california. we will have more on hon covered with coal wagon tsa for >>charles: in hamburg court has been lee is all tool white wooden base amid of millions of frenzy. >> i want a big house. >>catherine: was a the excitement and renew the numbers. >>james: coming up in my tech report, wide web sites like expedient, orbits and compaq are furious with google. >>catherine: jeff >> of people were out on bicycles. donner pass is usually closed at this time of year but it is open and a clear view of the lake can be seen. this time of year it is unthinkable to go outside without a hat and heavy gloves. man-made snow is everywhere. the slopes were packed with

an early morning water main break in the east bay. that and much more coming up. >>> partly cloudy skies. we have some fog along the coastline. here is a live look at san francisco's ocean beach. a little too chilly for beach weather today. but will we ever see rain in our seven-day forecast? we will show you coming up after the break. ,, >>> the utility crews are working to repair a water main break in san leandro. east bay mud first learned about the break about 4:30 this morning. a broken 12-inch pipe caused flooding, at the intersection of williams street and leonard drive. you can see it there. that is right near john muir middle school not damaged by the flooding. and they are out of school for the holiday. and police have been redirecting traffic around that affected area. >>> and human error is being blamed for a big water main break in south san francisco, the day after thanksgiving. investigators aan engineer did not -- an engineer did not properly design the water main and as a result a crucial restraint that holds pipeline

if you want to shut off the power you shut off the little guys first than the main. when you throw a switch there is the arch. like water when water flows in an old house any you shut it off quick you get the hammer effect? that's like electricity. is it safe to do it if you smell natural gas? show of hands. >> nobody has their hands up. it's not safe to flicking any switches if you smell natural gas. how about if there is smoke coming out of an outlet. if you shut this off in an area where there is no gas, good idea. >> just about anything can be a hazardous material, cleaners, solvants, hair products anything can be hazardous. they are every where. the only time they are hazardous if they are misused our there is a disaster. do you see these in san francisco? that's probably propane. we have a port. in an industrial area. it identified where they are stored. are there hazardous storage places in this air? no. are there a dry cleaners? yes. who remembers grand auto. they have solvants, cleaners, octane boosters. it's great until there is a natural disaster. where do

the main news for you here on r.t. for the moment with the summer of our main news stories in about eight minutes from now the meantime r.t. talks about foreign minister about his views on the situation in the arab world he says bringing democracy in the rule of law to the gulf states was never going to be easy that's next here on r.t. . yes let's start with the syrian dossier some say the corporation council the arab states the gulf plays a larger role than it's intended to in resolving this crisis sometimes it even substitutes the arab league key believe its position could help the god knows this crisis is very important and very dangerous syria is one of the security pillars in the region if syria is stable and secure its citizens would live peacefully and quietly with today's events in syria however are quite scary the people die daily and a number of cities are in chaos and on security some areas are peaceful but generally there are big problems in the country the arab league assumed responsibility for resolving t

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east bay mud crews worked into the night repairing a 6-inch water main valve.en and her daughters didn't expect street closures into the night. >> chaos. >> what did you end up doing? >> we end up going through the parking lot, around the block, and into a different parking lot. >> it's not supposed to be that hard. took 45 minutes to park. >> under construction. look at all that. it's nice. after christmas, bustling around. it's good time. >> hoping to take his wife out to a nice quiet dinner this evening. quite the contrary. >> there weren't as many people as i thought there would be. >> that's a good thing. >> fight the noise. >> welcome to walnut creek. >> it's pretty noisy. >> conducting routine maintenance this morning when the pipe broke near the corner of south main street and olympic boulevard. some businesses were without water and nearby stores had some water damage. as for shoppers, well, some say it cut into their shopping time. >> i was hoping to get more shopping done, but unfortunately, that didn't happen. >> all is quiet tonight now and just as

to bring in the army to see the full amount in our two special series of reports on twenty eleven main events we bring you our correspondents inside into the five day for summer riots in britain. live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching archie with me and use the now it's two pm here in the russian capital our top story fresh israeli air strikes on gaza have reportedly left one palestinian dead and several others injured earlier the israeli military confirmed its preparing for a possible large scale attack it's three years since around four hundred palestinians were killed during a three week long offensive paula slayer has more from jerusalem. for several days now the israeli gaza border has been tense on monday four palestinians were killed and several others were injured in a series of targeted strikes carried out by the israeli air force at the same time and number of rockets were fired by palestinian militants into southern israel now last night when state evening the israeli defense force did confirm that it is preparing a large scale military operation in gaz

they were sent to the 1600 block of north charles and found a 24-inch main ha been broken. officials say a private contractor was doing utility repair work just before one when they accidentally hit the main. traffic heading in to pen station was delayed because of the break and the heat is shut off while the repair is done. >>> one taken is in critical but stable condition and two were hurt when facials say a grill exploded. firefighters were called to the home in the 6,000 block of shady spring avenue. they say a small group of teens were standing around some burning branches in a container when one of them put gasoline on to the fire causing it to explode and that burned several of the teens. they went to the hospital. one of them has been treated released. >>> the body of a 31-year-old was found inside a home in northwest baltimore. police say they were called out to the 2800 block of garrison just before ten and that's where they found the plan with a gun shot wound to the face. his identity hasn't been released and police say they have no motive or a suspect just yet.

when the water main break happened it caused flooding to the home in this area. some residence were surprised to know there was a gas pipeline going through our neighborhood. the conocophillips spokeswoman said she does not know when this pipeline was discover. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening right now more facebook employees are getting ready to report to the company's massive new campus inmen low park. moneys of work -- in menlo park. hundreds of workers have moved out of the old site. today all of facebook roughly 2,000 employees will go to work in menlo park. the new campus could house as many as 9400 employees by 2014 which has caused traffic concern for neighbors. >>> police in menlo park said a man opened fire on officers. coming up in ten minutes what was found during that search and how some neighbors are reacting. >>> 6:35. new york police say a man that killed an elderly woman by setting her on fire inside of an elevator did it because the woman owed him money. 47-year-old jerome isaac there turned himself into police there. he is afrai