and the new owners tell cnn paul vercammen, cnn, hesperia, california. a massive fire -- tears through a storage facility in columbus, ohio -- living in the area -- to run for their lives. firefighters began attacking the blaze -- but were forced to back off -- when they realized the cooling system --contained ammonia. crews were also afraid -- the building might collapse. hazmat teams were called -- while the fire burned itself out. no one was injured. a huge scare for one florida family. what's supposed to be -- a routine boat ride home -- turns into terror -- as the vessel capsizes -- trapping a baby girl. abc's mark remillard -- with the harrowing 9-1 nats - 911 what's your emergency i'm in the river my boat crashed and i have a baby still in the water at 10:30 friday evening cocoa beach police received a frightening call from a mother in distress. nats - you said the boat is completely capsized? it's upside down? yes we're totally upside down and i think my toddler is under the boat. please send somebody the family was returning from dinner with rel

paul vercammen reports.. natsot: "the wine rack, a lot of other stuff, the gumboil machine over there." cecil stephens, longtime owner of the summit inn before he sold it a month ago can't believe the bluecut fire torched his life's work. (cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn): "it makes me sick in my stomach, it's awful 'cause i know every button in that restaurant that was there. every light switch every pipe after 50 years you've had to repair half of that stuff." that's right, a half-century of owning a favorite hangout on route 66 stephens bought the summit inn and restaurant on friday the 13 in 1966, shut down the motel and focused on food and the history of the fabled route from cecil and his wife of 41 years debbie became the mom and pop of a nostalgia stop for classic car crazed patrons, route 66 worshippers, even locals obsessed with both. (mos/summit inn customer): "there's been many a times when i would sit at the bar right there and have coffee when it was snowing and say i'm not going to wor

paul vercammen ver-cam-en with the story. natsot: "the wine rack, a lot of other stuff, the gumboil machine over there." cecil stephens, longtime owner of the summit inn before he sold it a month ago can't believe the work. cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn : "it makes me sick in my stomach, it's awful 'cause i know every button in that restaurant that was there. every light switch every pipe after 50 years you've had to repair half of that stuff."that's right, a half-century of owning a favorite hangout on route 66 stephens bought the summit inn and restaurant on friday the 13 in 1966, shut down the motel and focused on food and the history of the fabled route from chicago to the pacific ocean. cecil and his wife of 41 years debbie became the mom and pop of a nostalgia stop for classic car route 66 worshippers, even locals obsessed with both. mos/summit inn customer : "there's been many a times when i would sit at the bar right there and have coffee when it was snowing and say i'm not going to work."smoldering tales i

paul vercammen caught up with the former owners - who are sad to see history - go up in flames. natsot: "the wine rack, a lot of other stuff, the gumboil machine over there." cecil stephens, longtime owner of the summit inn before he sold it a month ago can't believe the bluecut fire torched his life's work. (cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn): "it makes me sick in my stomach, it's awful 'cause i know every button in that restaurant that was there. every you've had to repair half of that stuff." that's right, a half-century of owning a favorite hangout on route 66 stephens bought the summit inn and restaurant on friday the 13 in 1966, shut down the motel and focused on food and the history of the fabled route from chicago to the pacific ocean. cecil and his wife of 41 years debbie became the mom and pop of a nostalgia stop for classic car crazed patrons, route 66 worshippers, even locals obsessed with both. (mos/summit inn been many a times when i would sit at the bar right there and have coffee when it was snowing and say i'm not going to work." smoldering tales in these

paul vercammen caught up with the former owners - who are sad to see history - go up in flames. natsot: "the wine rack, a lot of other stuff, the gumboil machine over there." cecil stephens, longtime owner of the summit inn before he sold it a month ago can't believe the bluecut fire torched his life's work. (cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn): "it makes me sick in my stomach, it's awful 'cause i know every button in that restaurant that was there. every

we have cnn's paul vercammen live. seeing these picture, paul, it is just burning out of control. >> reporter: as we speak and let's get right to it. if you look over my shoulder, brianna, you can see on this hillside, this is the most active flank of the blue cut fire that we've seen all day. firefighters will try to make a stand right here. you can tell that some of that hillside is a purplish color. that's because they have bombarded this hillside right here with a whole batch of airplane drops and retardant. as we look over other parts of the fire, this news just in, somebody trying to capitalize on someone se's misery. the san bernardino county sheriff's reporting that three suspected looters or thiefs have been arrested by going into this fire zone and allegedly trying to or stealing property. now back to this fire fight. you can tell, this is extremely rugged terrain, and it's difficult to get the hand crews up there if not downright risky and life-threatening. so they're hitting it from the air. you can hear th

we have paul vercammen live at l.a.x. >> reporter: alisyn, we know 68 arriving flights were delayed. southern california. they are trying to sort out the mess and there are many flights that did not leave on time because of the ground stop. chaos overnight at los angeles international airport. reports of an active shooter sending travelers running out of several terminals. >> we just saw people sprinting the other way. >> i was in the bathroom, and all the sudden there was a flood of people that came running into the bathroom saying there was a shooter. i mean, everyone is in a huge panic. >> reporter: panicked passengers using emergency exits to get away, some ending up in restricted parts of the airport. the scare leading to a full ground stop of air traffic as police searched the airport. l.a.x. later confirming that the source was likely a loud noise. the false alarm causing a ripple effect of headaches for travelers. massive gridlock on the freeways leading into l.a.x. and passengers back inside the airport now facing delays as airlines work to get things back on track. the scar

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