. >> reporter: all of these scenes captured with a new helmet cam worn by captain tom pappas. hearing there were more children still side, the captain and team dashed inside to find the children still inside. >> going to search this apartment. >> reporter: the smoke was so thick, he had to use a special infrared camera, but it was the children's screams that led him to their hiding place. [ screaming ] >> fire department! >> he was crying. they were in the back bedroom tucked in the closet underneath a blanket scared for their lives. >> reporter: in total darkness, captain pappas grabbed the child and pulled him to safety. >> to pull him out of that type of environment was absolutely incredible. >> reporter: moments later, firefighter anthony mcadams found another child a small girl, his second life-saving rescue in that burning apartment. >> picked her up and realized that she was kind of talking but she was frightened, had her hands over her face, she was crying and i just grabbed her and just beelined right out of the front door. >> reporter: the apartment fire was containe

. >> reporter: all of these scenes captured with a helmet cam worn by captain tom pappas. he and the teamdashedd inside -- dashed inside to find the children still inside. >> going to search this apartment. >> reporter: the smoke was so thick, he had to use a special infrared camera, but it was the children's screams that led him to their hiding place. [ screaming ] >> fire department! >> he was crying. they were in the back bedroom tucked in the closet underneath a blanket scared for their lives. >> reporter: in total darkness, captain pappas grabbed the child and pulled him to safety. >> to pull him out of that type of environment was absolutely incredible. >> reporter: moments later, firefighter anthony mcadams found another child a small girl, his second life-saving rescue in that burning apartment. >> picked her up and realized that she was kind of talking but she was frightened, had her hands over her face, she was crying and i just grabbed her and just beelined right out of the front door. >> reporter: the apartment fire was contained in less than 15 minutes. 15 min

mark pappa is saying nat gas is still not done going down. could go to $2.e figure out that you actually make money now, every ten cents down nat gas would be looking at clean energy. >> i healthy to see this with my friends aubrey at chesapeake. i hate to see natural gas keep going down. but we enjoy that, of course. >> right. when i see nat gas go down, that's you. that's your margin. and that's the way we should think about clne, aside from the adoption and all another business. >> that's right. >> 52-week high doesn't lie. >> we're working at it. >> that's andrew littlefair. he's the ceo of clean energy fuels, clne. stay with us. stay with cramer. thank you, andrew. good to talk to you. >> coming up, ride the lightning. take a nonstop thrill ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid-fire on the "lightning round." and later, send cramer an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or tweet him at jimcramer hashtag tweetlikemad and he might just answer you on the air. on an all new edition of "mad mail." all coming up on "mad money." >>> it is t

underground promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which states there's peaceful energy pappa says despite belong leads to western sanctions imposed against it. next it's all the major sports news was twenty three. hello there all the latest from the loose boxing world on our team in the next eleven minutes so it's very tempting again and spin the bullets. not going for long routes ports claim former england coach fabio capello could be bound for russia to take charge at big spending and. in play i looks on there's a corkscrew world cup in the competition. and the west defeats in the challenge cup title russia's popularly. but football first according to sources in russia fabio capello could become the next manager of. the italian resigned from his job as head coach of the english national side earlier in the week the sixty five year old arrived in the russian capital on saturday and he's holding talks were about scholars about taking over as head coach at the premier league outfit the club held a press conference on monday which is believed to concern feature of current head

said st peter here an alternative to snatch the group pounders and slide down a snow covered field pappas he built a track and before so he got a chance to discuss any fear we'll push around. just like a roller coaster we come each time the slight fortunately we have lots of space on the frozen river to stop what. terrified you survived being yet amazingly it was it was good and it was scary to start with but it was a really really enjoyable experience tell me it's the middle of the frozen russian winter why must you come here to moscow and i we wanted to experience something totally different and we thought why not come to moscow when it's going to be really cold and for exactly what it is and it has been amazing if you're wrapped you know absolutely fine because in the u.k. when it gets what's. the temperature is you know in the winter it feels different it does i don't think people dress properly in the u.k. for the cold weather but here you kind of way tights long johns big hat gloves and you're absolutely fine we went ice skating yesterday. and it was the most fantastic experience bu

we have a helmet can worn by county fire captain tom pappas providing a unique perspective. the fire began at 7 a.m. yesterday on marcella near san leandro. you can see them working hard. the children's mother had to toss a baby to a firefighter below before jumping down herself. another child jumped to safety but firefighters had to go inside to rescue the other two children. >> they were in the back bedroom tucked in the closet underneath a blanket scared for their lives. >> the family and seven other people are now in temporary housing with help from the american red cross. the fire's cause is uncertain but investigators say a mattress may have been too close to a space heater. >> pretty cool. gives you just a bird's-eye perspective. >> what they have to face in those burning buildings, unbelievable. >>> what a difference a day makes. yesterday all the rain for the commute, this morning calm. >> let's find out about the change. >> i'm sensing a new reality show. i don't know about you with those helmet cams on there with the firefighters. >>> folks,side today we have had

luke pappas says he is one of the few students who locks his dorm door. >> from my experience as a freshman so far the majority of doors run locked and just kind of come and go as you please. >> reporter: now, two assault use half mile apart on campus shattered some students' sense of security, leaving them on high alert. just last month, there was a similar attack at san jose state university, a man allegedly groped four women after entering their unlocked dorm rooms. that suspect has been arrested. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> tonight, we are also learning more about the abuse charges facing a special ed teacher on the peninsula. 44-year-old alexia bog does is out on bail tonight but authorities at roosevelt elementary in redwood city say she won't return to the classroom until this case is settled. investigators say the victims are two 4-year-old boys. she is accused of withholding food, kicking, slapping and twist one of the boy's wrists. neither child was seriously hurt. she returns to court next month to enter a plea. >>> alarming n

>> reporter: you can hear officer pappas calling out to the children he later found scared and hiding in a closet. he and his team are using the camera attached to his helmet to review their procedures and provide the public with a bird's eye view of the dangers they face and how every second counts when it comes to saving lives. the kauftz ficause of the fire under investigation, but early reports suggest the blaze may have been caused by a mattress being placed too close to a space heater. in ashland, nick smith, abc news. >> no word yet whether the smoke detectors were working in there or not. >> but just with that bird's eye, that camera view you really get a true sense of the danger that these guys have to undergo every time they walk into a building when all of us are running out. >> brave is the word, right? okay. >>> let's get to some political news this morning. a lot to talk about. the mitt romney campaign now facing a major challenge this morning after three devastating losses in three states last night. romney lost last night in minnesota, coming in third, actually, behind

the rescue was captured with a new helmet cam worn by captain tom pappas in total darkness and thick smoke once he gets inside the house. the children's mother had to toss the baby to a firefighter below before jumping down herself. another child jumped to safety but firefighters had to go inside to rescue two other kids. >> they were in the back bedroom tuck in the closet under a blanket scared for their lives. >> families and 7 other people are now in temporary housing. the fire may have started from a mattress that was placed a little too close to a space heater. camera giving you a bird's-eye view of exactly what those firefighters go through when they're going in to fight. >>> 5:10. forget copper wire. how thieves are making fast cash with a slick new idea. >> a santorum sweep. i'm susan mcginnis in washington. coming up a triple win for rick santorum in the gop race could put mitt romney's front-runner status in jeopardy. >>> storm clouds in the sierra yesterday bring with it a little snow but nothing measurable. heading up there this weekend, chance of rain and snow into heave

. >> mark pappa, ceo of eog comes back and says we've had $100 billion windfall from the decline in natural gas. believes natural gas goes sub two bucks. we've got a trade off. warm weather has helped. when we get to summer driving system that will not be the case. >> he is, of course, retail, right? >> sure. >> we do have some retail earnings out today. >> yeah. we've got jc penney. >> right. >> jc penney actually coming out with a beat on the eps. but the revenue was a little bit light. the full year estimate was $1.59. that was sort of in line. the same store sales numbers and total sales numbers, though, were still lower there. >> this is not a quarter you can really give to johnson at this point, though. >> johnson did what meg did. johnson did what meg whitman did. they talked a big game when they started. that's the wrong thing to do. you've got to underpromise. you've got to overdeliver. suddenly johnson is like you go to the stores, they do look a little like they did a month ago. >> it's going to take time. i don't know that meg came in guns blazing saying we're going to knock the

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