the poi's grandfather -- the boy's grandfather told us the heat from the fire was intense. >> the room was just unbearable hot. it's coming in hear. it's on its way. and you heard the fire. you -- the rumble of the fire. boom, boom, boom. that told me to get out of there. >> reporter: the only way out of the bedroom window. the boy's grandmother broke first. she broke her pelvis. >> i kept calling her and calling her. >> reporter: then he called out for people to come to the window. then he spoke to the his grandson. >> i said i'm going to throw you out of the window. you ready. he said, yeah, let's go. >> reporter: his great aunt caught him. >> i had to safe him. save -- save him. >> reporter: he he jumped. >> was it scary? >> reporter: sampson his ankle hurts be he'll take that over what could have happened. >> what do you want say to your grandson? >> we made it. we made it. he understand. >> reporter: investigators believe the fire started in the kitchen. and the grandparents will have to find another place to live. >>> just about the same time that fire happened firefighters calle

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the pois protesters have been called fascists. demonstrations are peaceful. the government has given up on them. >>. >> translation: what the president says is false. you don't see anyone attacking. we have to stand up for ourselves. >> the longer we spent at the barricades, the more the residents trust us. they are are not deterred. >> we try to get together the people. division between us, the family and husband and wife. >> to the opposition, they have become a symbol of defines. they are a challenge to the authority. what happens in the next few weeks has a major bearing on the deftony. >> risking it you will. still to come. more and more seek refuge in thailand. we speak to a woman who escaped. plus, illegal but necessary, reports from northern kenya, where people are trying to protect their land and their families. >> into hello again. the top stories op al jazeera. the pro-russian leader of the ukraine's crimea region is taking control of military and the police. he's asking russia's president vladimir putin for help. unidentified soldiers regarding ro

that a know of force like that again would be a good sign for the obama administration to send at this poi point? if it is not in response to what is going on in the black sea. the primary mission at this point is to demonstrate resolve. we can't just be in response to his efforts. they have to build on a presence and respond as directed. >> if i can go back to the diplomatic route as well. earlier today referenced something that has come up in a number of the public statements. that is the idea of a political process. we know there is a view in moscow that this government does not represent the whole country. is that the path here, now? bringing in a more inclusive government? are we seeing a trial balloon floated here? >> to be sure there is a east, west divide in the ukraine. in the last two decades that line has blurred a lot. bear in mine, while the ba jomay of the people may speak russian, the only place, where the russians are the ethnic majority is crimea. they may not be comfortable with what has happened. they are not talking about sep ratice many. they voted to overturn a langua

party, a divide that seems to be widening rather quickly and without a lot of notice at least to this poien the business elit, the business roundtable, the chamber of congress and conservatives, this is starting to look a big deal. what do you think? >> the problem with capitalism is capitalts is what has been sa the chamber of congress wing of the conservative party, they want things that aren't good for e public but also things that aren't good for the republican party. if the republicans cave in on the amnesty table there going to get blood bath. one of the few times wh the sort of angry populous energy happens to be on the right side of an issue. i can't see what's in it for the republiccns in the long term, other than a few extra bucks from the chamber of congress guys. >> and if you know tea party republicans in the house are the more consecutive republicans in the house don't view that as their base, their constituents. after 2010, we learned a lot of the money came from these kind of grassroot organizations and smallerer, not the wall street types they don't see that as the base t

the talking pois on benghazi, that's lead. what do you thk? is this going to be a big deal or is this part of an endless process of nonsense that is in the end a stone wall, highly effective stonewall by this administrati in. >> it should be a big deal because the american public is not geographically sophisticated enough to know what benghazi is. serious things like this, atever happened in ben e gassi and lying to congress about something like this is a fairly serious crime. it's not going to capture the publicimagination. >> and particularly, with the national liberal media not ca y carrying out its traditional rule in oversight, as the fourth estate and a watchdog. >> congress will certainly be taking this up throughout the year, i mean, this is a top issue for house republicans, in a midterm elections, and with perhaps hillary clinton being on the ticket in 2016, in recent public polling shows that the interest in this issue is waning. >> 66% say they want congress to continue to investigate benghazi in a fox news poll. >>> a divide betwe

that he hopes who ever was involved in this accident, that driver will come forward because at this poi ? t -- point this is being investigated as an accident. abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> a man is in serious condition tonight after he was hit by a tour bus in san francisco. it struck after a 8:00 this morning. the victim, a man in his 60s suffered life-threatening injuries. the driver involved has been with our company for a number of years and its driver's record is clean. the combination of drunk driving and distracted driving appear to be the cause of a crash that killed a music teacher and her mother-in-law in santa rosa. they both died instantly after a truck rear-ended their car. susan taught music. the suspected it drunk driver told them he looked at a text message moments before the collision. >>> new details in the death of a woman from castro valley. detectives consider her husband a suspect in the death of 45-year-old zang. alameda county deputies found her body on friday afternoon. it appears she died of a gunshot wound. the shear riff -- the sheriff revealed they r

the pois wants the prime minister -- opposition wants the prime minister to resign, replace her government with an unelected counsel. that's how we perform the political system. people say it's unconstitutional and they will not accept it. there's no end in sight. there's no mediator between the kaxes. they have not -- camps. they have not been talking k. analysts are describing the situation as a low intensive civil war. bring us up to date with what is happening in bangkok regarding the protests. >> protests leader announce they'll remove some protest sites in the capital, but it doesn't mean they are ending the movement or there's a solution to the crisis. protest leaders say they are doing it so many people will not be disrupted. there has been a lot of traffic. street protests haven't achieved much. they are relying on the judiciary. the anticorruption body is investigating. they belief that she knew about corruption, and did nothing about it. they believe that the anticorruption body will push forward and the prime minister could be forced out of office. what we have been talking to

>> actually, that's a good poi point. the transponders in this situation probably the pingers aren't going to be useful in finding the wrerk unless dks wrk unless absolute luck allows somebody to credit happen upon them. without concrete evidence it's really difficult to even make any sense to start searching. >> so even if they find the debris and the debris is from the airplane, what will it be like to backtrack and figure out where the plane went down? because can't the debris go in all sorts of directions? i remember that famous case of the thousands of are uner ducks that fell off of the ship in the pacific and currents took them all over the world. how easy will be it to figure out the currents and go backwards and find where that plane might be? >> well, it's possible however. and so if you can find wrec wree that is confirmed from that aircraft then it's quite possible to at least get a starting point. what we have now is really no starting point. the currents are very confused in that area. we have a general drif

that he hopes who ever was involved in this accident, that driver will come forward because at this poi ? t -- point this is being investigated as an accident. abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. >>> a man is in serious condition tonight after he was hit by a tour bus in san francisco. it struck after a 8:00 this morning. the victim, a man in his 60s suffered life-threatening injuries. the driver involved has been with our company for a number of years and its driver's record is clean. the combination of drunk driving and distracted driving appear to be the cause of a crash that killed a music teacher and her mother-in-law in santa rosa. they both died instantly truck a truck rear-ended their car. susan taught music. the suspected it drunk driver told them he looked at a text message moments before the collision. >>> new details in the death of a woman from castro valley. detectives consider her husband a suspect in the death of 45-year-old zang. alameda county deputies found her body on friday afternoon. it appears she died of a gunshot wound. the shear riff -- the sheriff revealed they r

york, you would look at hundreds of thousands of casualties, a lot of economic destruction, radiation poi poisoning. it can make september 11th look like a minor event. >> some countries that are the focus of proliferation worries like iran aren't invited to this week's. today, similar concern is focused on iran. if the iranians have a nuclear weapons program, rival countries like turkey, saudi arabia and egypt will likely want their own. >> nuclear powers, india and pakistan have fought three conventional wars. their status as nuclear powers makes the stakes in any future war higher. the 1999 cargill crisis brought the world closer to a nuclear war according to some diplomats than 1962 cuban missile crisis. strictions still exist. >> these countries are cheek and jowell, right next to each other. things could escalate quickly there. they don't have the same protocols and history that the u.s. and the soviet union did. >> north korea has conducted three nuclear tests raising tensions with neighboring south korea. i have been saying we are only one dead fisherman away from a small incident

took, the path caught on radar, suggests the route was preprogrammed to hit certain navigational way poi-points. a lot to talk about with our panel of investigators, airline pilots, search professionals. because these developments have been stacking up day after day, some more solid than others, i want to take a moment tonight to try to get everybody back on the same page with what we know so far. it begins at 12:41 local time on the morning of the 8th. flight 370 takes off from kuala lumpur bound for beijing. at 1:07 a.m., with the plane over the gulf of thailand, the final stream of information from the 777's acars data recording system is received on the ground. from that last transmission, investigators determined that someone has programmed in a change into the plane's navigational computer. then at 1:19 with the airliner at cruising altitude the first officers utters four word leaving malaysia air space telling controllers all right good night. two minutes later the transponder cuts out or is turned off make it hard for ground radar to track the plane. thai military radar is following it.

. >> that makes a very interesting poi point.e have talked about the fact that this is an international corporation. some are wanting to show their hand of what they are capable of. most nations are willing to help australia. would there be nations that wouldn't want to help malaysia. >> i don't know. it seems to be the way they were running the investigation, somewhat secretly, the dribs and drabs of information come out. i think people were skeptical. we didn't see clear leadership. we didn't have someone like a prime minister say, we have the joint task force, we are going to go out and do that. i this i that sets a tone. they should ask the nations of the world for the information. surely, you can figure out if you are the intelligence service, you can figure out a way to provide the information without giving up sensitive security information. >> so what have we learned here now? god forbid something like this happens in the future. what have we learned that will make it better for the investigation the next time around. wha

the money would be used to poi for more police officers, maintenance workers and new library. >>> inalto voter will be asked to hike hotel tax by it%, making it 14%. increase would raise $2.4 million per year. it would fund critical infrastructure projects. >>> new efforts under way to keep the artistic lights on the bay bridge glowing through 2026. organizers of the sculpture announce a plan to raise $12 million in donations to help secure those proper permits to keep those lights si s shining. beautiful shot. l.e.d. lights installed last year as trar art installation. the lights will go dark next year. caltrans has to remove them so the crews can paint the bridge. if funding is secured, lights would return in 2016. >> dismantling of the old eastern span continues today. it's still being determined where scraps will go, one entrepreneur hoping some will go his way. he wanted to use part of the span to build a house. now he wants to build a community space including an apartment. the structure would be 100% ecosauce stainable and include a space people could rent out for events. to w

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took, the path caught on radar, suggests the route was preprogrammed to hit certain navigational way poi-pointst to talk about with our panel of investigators, airline pilots, search professionals. because these developments have been stacking up day after day, some more

this is a way from the legal stand poi standpoint to have raids, get rid of undesirables.on. that's something else. sex workers rights activist, monica jones. thanks for being my guest tonight. good luck in court tomorrow. >> thank you, bye-bye. that's "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" with the one and only rachel maddow starts now. if anyone can find this plane, i have faith in you, rachel. >>> i don't, but i'm going to do my best to explain why people are having such a hard time. >> that would also be helpful. >> yeah, thanks, man. i appreciate it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we woke up to a big news story on this subject, a big breakthrough on the ongoing mystery of what happened to ma layer airlines flight 370, disappeared over the weekend while supposed to be en route from kuala lumpur to beijing in china. this morning on the front page of the "wall street journal" in very big font, there was hope. "missing airplane flew on for hours. engine data suggests malaysia flight was airborne long after radar disappearance. u.s. investigat

chat poi at which point in time was he visibly intoxicated. was it the second, the first?is what we need to determine. experts, yes. if he had prescription drug this is his system -- >> when the jury sees these experts, they will say wait a minute, you're the one who tookt drink. we don't care what your expert says. you're the one, you're an address adult. and i think juries react to -- both of you are right, there will be some toxicologists that come forward and say by the way, he was obviously drunk and it's clear based on the -- >> also they can't get away from the law which says you can't serve somebody who is visibly drink and you can't let them gamble. so if they're doing it, why would the jury reward them for -- >> but there might be jury nullification. be accountable to yourself. >> personal responsibility is sort of the argument here. you can just hear this. it's a slippery slope. anybody who loses money will say, hey, i was drunk and they comped my drinks. >> and half a million dollar, who will be weepy for that man? >> and he also lost $800,000 before. >> but he

cushions or the life rafts or life vests, in prior accidents, all we have to go on at this point, at this poi point all we have to go on. suitcases and galley carts will float. interesting what can be combined together into this grouping of materials and then, of course, in two prior, three prior accidents it was the tail that actually floated. >> christina, authorities say today's search is focused on just the visual search. i mean they have eight jets there and trying to see whatever is there. because, you know, they haven't spotted anything that actually is what the satellites have picked up. satellite pictures but no visual confirmation. do you think that is the right strategy? >> i've been on location, i've worked under these conditions and i can say at this point that you're working with the best teams available and they know what they're doing and they're working 24/7 and they're going out of rotations and they know this is the first stage. this is the way they have to go about visually identifying what they're seeing in the water and, of course, the conditions are changing very rapidl