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the other driver pulled the nozzle out of his vehicle and ran for cover. gas station workers put out the flames nobody was hurt. >>> a driver wanted for high receipt church through berks county he refused to pull over leaving police on a chase reaching a speed 130 miles per hour. no other vehicles were involved and no injuries reported. >>> we're covering the development out of the baltimore and "good morning america." >> new details on what happened to freddie gray before he died in police custody. we have "g.m.a." next. >> reporter: 50 degrees, jackets appropriate for the kids. this afternoon probably warm enough for t-shirts, although not as warm as yesterday. we'll have the day planner forecast next. you >> 65:08 let's get a preview of "good morning america." >> amy robach is joining us with a look at what's coming up. we know you have a full slate today. >> that's right tam and matt, good to be with you on this thursday morning. a new report from another prisoner suggesting freddie gray may have intentionally hurt himself. robin will speak with the ba

residents were limited to lawn watering to two days a week and can only water cars with shut off nozzled. good first steps? absolutely, but the law needs to be done now. >> we would like to see state agencies put a limit on how many gallons per capita per day can be used in california. that should be based on current usage. not only should there be a reduction statewide but we should look at it and ensure that they're making the biggest reduction so we have an equitable distribution of water among the states. >> a shared sacrifice that will cause heartache as the golden state continues to turn brown. >> there is a potential solution in the works for california's water problems, and similar challenges around the world. aztec know's phil torres and dr. samara report one company is taking waste water and turning it into clean drinking water using only the sun. >> underground drainage water. northerly occur ohing salts and other heavy metals makes this water unfit for irrigation or human consumption. >> this is what we call sub surface tile water. historically this water has been problematic

the man quickly pulls out the nozzle before running for cover. the suspect was arrested. back there. she was arrested shortly after the incident. she denies she did this on purpose. gas station workers put out those flames. nobody injured here. >> wow. >>> topping our health headlines this morning. an easier and legal way to melt away the double chin. the fda has improved a new injection designed to melt away moderate to severe double chin fat without surgery. potential permanent side effects include trouble swallowing and nerve damage. >>> we turn to sports now. ugh. nfl fans out there, it's christmas day today. the nfl draft starts tonight. the tampa bay buccaneers have the first pick. they're expecteded to take a heisman-winning quarterback. either jameis winston or marcus mariota. the first round is tonight. rounds two and three are tomorrow. it wraps up on saturday. >>> also getting upd way tonight, the second round of nhl playoffs. >>> and some nba, great nba playoff action from our guys at espn now. >>> jay harris. neil everett. "sportscenter" set in los angeles. l

one nozzle -- >> okay saturn 5 rocket is the size of this table and it's five of them and it's 33 stories tall and you're going to say it went nowhere. >> no, it went. >> no, it went there. it went. >> okay. >> wait, wait wait so it consequent there. >> yes. >> but faked the video footage while they were there. what sense does that make. >> because it came out poorly. it was a bad first take. >> okay, here's what some people are saying that-- this makes me laugh. that the flag they flag that was waving do we have a shot of that you've seen this right. there is the flag. and they said there is no wind on the moon. how come flacks wave. >> see somebody said ooh see? see? >> no no. >> timely produced. >> explain flag waving. >> flag waving in that particular case since there is no air on the moon anything set into motion because they set up the flag and he's holding it and then let go. the flag whips back an forth and it doesn't slow down becauses there's no air to slow it down. >> nice nice. >> this is how it works. >> nice. >> okay? >> larry: conspiracy people, listen. >> every single yout

to limit lawn waters to two days a week and can only wash cars using hoses with automatic shutoff nozzles. good first steps? absolutely. but a lot more must be done and needs to be done now. >> we want state agencies to put a limit on how many gallons per capita per day can be used in california and that should be based on current uses. so not only should there be a 25% reduction statewide, but we should look at the biggest water users and ensure that they're making the biggest reductions so that we have an equitable distribution of water among the states. >> a shared sacrifice that governor brown says will cause heartache as the golden state continues to turn brown. jennifer london al jazeera, l los angeles. >>> five years after a deadly mine explosion in west virginia that killed two dozen coal miners families are still asking for justice. lisa stark went back to talk to the families. >> reporter: this is one of the memorials to the 29 men that lost their lives, west virginia coal miners. it was in an explosion at the upper big branch mine just down the road from here. it happened five

lawyers battled to determine just how many billions of dollars they would squeeze through exxon's nozzleil master negotiator chris christie showed up and sealed the deal. >> exxon agreed to pay $225 million over contamination at refinery sites in new jersey. >> before court could decide on damages, christie settled the case. >> christie's chief counsel inserted himself into the case and cut a deal favorable to exxon. >> jon: boom! 200 and-- what? okay $221 million out of 9 million, three cents on the dollar? christie said he was a great negotiator. he didn't say which side he was working for. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) now, for more-- the more skeptical amongst us might immediately look for some linkage, twixt and exxon. >> exxon contributed heavily to the republican governors association chaired by christie last year. his law firm also has close political ties to the administration. >> jon: now now i know that looks bad-- no, seriously i know that looks bad. i know my inflection implied a but, but i don't have a but. i have a but, i have-- damn you, english! why must one of yo

edgar garz has been manning the nozzle for 11 years. i asked him what's the hardest thing to wash away. >> chocolate. >> reporter: and for rick card dough. >> peanuts. >> 4,000 pounds of peanut shells are picked up after every game a number so large even the boss knows it. >> 4,000 pounds. the giants ceo brought it up this morning talking with mayor ed lee about earth day. the giants have a recycling center underneath their stands and major league baseball has awarded the team a green glove every year for the past seven for being a recycling leader. for now the most pressing challenge is the drought and cutting down on water use. the team is going to appeal to its tans. >> they can help us by cleaning up after themselves snoot senior vice president of administration tells me the giants are working on how they will put it out over the next couple of weeks but it boils down to what this guy with the mop told us. >> if you are a little more careful with your drinks instead of just spilling it on the ground, just take it to the container. >

roberts: in san jose you are permitted to wash your car just like this as long as you use a shot off nozzlet important that is your water. >>: i did kids sidewise most importantly hydro's >> stanley roberts: ok here is what happened this is john and nancy from san jose. >>: are randomly check my cameras and i checked around 12 and i saw those out and so i reviewed the camera i saw a guy coming through the driveway taking hold washing his car yes you heard correctly >> stanley roberts: some random died pull up to this house in east san jose and lost his car. the entire process lasted all but two minutes ok here is where i say who does that? he actually rest of both sides of the carpet was caught on the security camera on the rise and despite the camera the bad car washer continue but white it gets worse after he finishes his drive by washing the jobs it is minivan and i tell the way from the scene the process he drops those and it lands on the handle your causing the water to scrape for about 90 minutes until oscar the male then happens by and turned off the water now mailman's unofficial gr

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stranger and ask for a cigarette and he said no and she retaliated by using her lighter to set the gas nozzle on fire, they ran for their lives and neither was hurt and she was arrested. they is undergoing a psych at trick evaluation. >>> we have good news for cheese lovers it may be a pathway to the heart they have a healthy bacteria in their gut and they think that it reduces substances in the body linked to heart disease, it could explain the french paradox, despite diets high in saturated fats, so bust out the cheese. >>> lots of action in the heart of center city and matt pellman is live looking at that and joins us live with an update. >> we are checking out the protesters live over dillworth plaza by city hall, you see a pretty sizable crowd at this point right to the right of city hall to the west side of it the spot where we had the ice rink over the winter the protesters are here and some marching down market street making their way toward this area, a pretty big crowd at this point we expect this to impact the traffic already as you saw earlier market street was blocked off heading

. >> we're hand watering with the off nozzle so we're not wasting any water. >> reporter: but after realizing this water had been going for five hours not five minutes, they reported the violation to us. >> we need to be called about it because we can't be everywhere all the time. >> reporter: while i was there, public works arrived and quickly turned off the water. >> it's just flooded. >> reporter: i showed my video to martinez mayor schroeder who explained to me what happened. >> reporter: it's a mechanical failure on a valve that failed and it accidentally turned on. >> reporter: there's now strict violations for watering on medians and watering all together. >> we do have a prohibition also that you can only water two times per week and that's plenty to keep the trees and shrubs going. >> reporter: allen adds that as the drought has grown worse, her agency has received an increasing number of calls about water wasters. >> i think everybody realizes what a serious situation we're in and they want to do their part in order to save. if that means calling out somebody that might have a probl

. >>> in san jose you're permitted to wash your car as long as you use a shutoff nozzle and it's your water. >> hide your kids, hide your hose. >> this is john and nancy from san jose. >> i randomly check my cameras and i check that around 12 and i saw the hose out and so i reviewed the cameras, i saw a guy around 9:18 come through the driveway checking the hose and washing his car. >> some random dude pulled up to the house in san jose and washed his car. the process lasted two minutes. here's where i say, who does that? he washed off both sides of the car, it was caught on the security camera on the side of the garage. after he finishes his drive by washing, he high tails it away from the scene. he drops the hose and it lands on the handle and causing it for 90 minutes until the mailman stopped by and turned off the water. neither snow or rain or heat or gloom of night nor stolen water will keep a mailman from his duties. >> it is not normal. >> we forgot to turn it off. >> so, now, the handle of the water faucet has to be removed to make sure there are no more drive by washings, wh

he would travel with six different shower nozzles. in fact, he was so obsessed that he drove one of the plumbers crazy. he really had a nervous breakdown. a couple days -- because they're so obsessed with cleaning, the family. they have this fierce loyalty. and everyone i talked to, even when they told me negative stories, they painted it in a positive light. they dedicate their lives to this job. some of them say they work white house flex time, which is whatever, 85 hours a week they're assigned. they give up private dinners with their families, birthdays, just to be there. >> incredible. so inside the private world of the white house. and she's spoken with over 100 mostly former staffers, one current. and there's nice words in there about barack obama and michelle obama and what appears to be a genuine love between the two of them. check it out. called "the residents." good luck with it. >> thank you. >> does it make a difference in hillary's almost inevitable run for president. mark, does it? >> it could. first of all, this is jus

wanted to have liar a fire hose strength, go from holt to cold immediately, traveled with six shower nozzlesaughter lucy baines johnson, said a shower was one of life's few comforts for my father. >> with water shooting at his crop and his -- his crotch and his rear.3 i'll leave if at that. it is a fun book, thank you for being with us. good to see you. >> thankup you. >> g.o.p. hopefuls speaking today. we'll have a live update from in the convention. stick around. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. >>> one candidate and a bunch of potential republican contenders paying a visit to the nra convention in nashville. organizers expect 70,000 people to attend the three-day e

if they need to water, they need the muscle memory to activate the nozzles and use them appropriately. >> reporter: and another fire academy will begin in two weeks. the firefighters trained starting this week will be in bay area stations starting on monday. live in milpitas robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to show you a life picture outside, along with increased fire danger across california. we are also seeing gusty winds. see that flag flapping around in fremont. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with more. jeff of? >> and this is not a classic fire wind for the bay area that would be coming out of the east. any kind of wind is going to be bad news in the fourth year of the drought. you see winds did gust as high as 28 in morgan hill. san francisco airport, 40 and the altamont pass at 50. sustained winds from 10 to about 26 miles per hour. we've got about 17 here in san jose. 16 in napa. and also 26 miles per hour in san francisco. coming up in the full forecast we are going to talk about potential of rainfall that obviously would at least intermediately l

>> i was up there with the nozzles on the tank. it started to boil over.e noticed it was going to boil over, we backed out, it was too late. it flashed on us. >> it was a mad dash for survival. everybody was running as fast as they could away from the fire. the heat was so intense, we didn't know when it was going to stop. >> before the explosion, the fire department is aware of the boilover danger but believes they have it under control. >> we will stop operation in ten minutes. >> firefighters can prevent a boilover from happening by making sure the water sprayed on the tank drains out the bottom. this time, they miscalculate. >> what do you think caused that explosion? >> just water inside the tank boiled over. crude boilover. >> despite the chaos, david's instincts kick in. he keeps taping as he runs away from the intense heat and flames. >> for a split second i thought this is it. how i had the presence of mind >> more than 30 people are burned by the blast, including david, who radios for help. >> this thing blew up. we're going to have burn victims.

what it does, it ensures that the bottle neck is centered to the nozzle so you don't accidentally crashn between bottles. >> right, okay. >> you could do 60, 70 a minute on this... >> wow! >> without even thinking about it. >> so where do the labels go on? >> after the bottle's been capped--we'll send one through here, and then it's gonna travel down here through the labeling machine, and that will--let me catch that bottle. >> oh, my god. >> whoa, that was awesome! >> oh, my god! [laughter] >> getting this equipment will immediately improve the production by 24 times, which means that they'll be able to produce as many as 30,000 bottles in a single day. we need more business, like, yesterday. >> yeah. >> we better sell more, and if you don't, i'm gonna find somebody who can, 'cause this $180,000 machine is gonna require us to sell about $4 million or $5 million immediately, just to make this thing make sense. thank you very much. >> great. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> than you very much. >> yeah, nice meeting with you. >> everything is coded and dated.

watering to two days a week and only wash cars using hoses with automatic put someoff in put someoff nozzles. >> we would like to see state agencies put a limit on how many gallons per capita per day can be used in california and that should be based on current uses, so not only should there be a 25% reduction statewide but we should look at the biggest water users and ensure they're making the biggest reductions so that we have an equitable distribution of water among the state. >> a shared sacrifice that governor brown says will cause heartache as the golden state continues to turn brown. al jazeera, los angeles. >> california's drought is only getting worse. now the state's snow pack is at record lows. the snow pack supplies california with 30% of its drinking water but now there's barely any snow left. let's bring in nicole mitchell for today's environmental impact. not only is it bad pour residents, it's bad for certain industries there. >> the ski industry, you talk about the snow pack, looking back to 2005, right now for april 1, numbers only 5% in terms of what we should have for sno

a woman, angry that a man wouldn't give her a cigarette used her lighter to set the gas nozzle on fire. yep, you can see what happened next. the flames quickly engulf the car. everyone escaped. that woman was later arrested. >>> and finally, a lesson in what not to do if you're trying to lay low. a guy in montana was wanted on theft charges. police posted his mug shot on facebook. then look at they noticed a short time later. a guy named levi reardon liked the photo. >> oh my. >> thanks to reardon himself, police were able to track down their man. that my friends, is what they call hubris. excessive pride. >> who doesn't like to see a picture of themselves? >> i like it myself. that's crazy. >> unbelievable. >>> another picture. very didn't as we mentioned earlier. today is draft day. nfl draft day. it's also throwback thursday. we wanted to combine them and show you this picture from '93. a young michael strahan. his draft card. >> look how furious you look. >> the draft is a very happy time. happy to be in the nfl. i look so depressed. that is -- that's not my best picture. but -- ye