(randy veazey/father) "you see where it came apart." (nats) needless to say, randy said he won't buy another i-phone and probably not a samsung. at this point, he's just glad his daughter wasn't hurt. (randy veazey/father) "i mean, she could have been asleep, you know -- you know how kids are, they could with the phone in the bed. even worse, it could have been laying down when it did this and everyone asleep and it could have caught something on fire." the father says he did take the phone back to the apple store where employees took pictures-- they say they are looking into it, and would get back to him. a local veterans resource is being used as a role model for facilities around the country. where veterans can get all the help they need right here in the valley. and why cities like chicago-- are looking to us to do the same. and before we head to break-- our viewers have been sending in photos families. viewer corine sent us this photo of the u-s air force basic training class of 1981. becoming a role model for resources around the c

(randy veazey/father) "here you can see where it burned." "smoke was billowing out. it smelled really bad." it's the latest in a string of smartphone mishaps over the the father says he took the iphone back to a houston apple store where employees took some pictures of it so they can try to figure out what happened. parents do a lot of you could still buy one.... that will put their health.... at risk. all car seats are made..... with at least..... one flame retardant..... to meet the federal flammability standard... for vehicles.... but... they can also expose kids.... to toxic chemicals. "over time these chemicals can migrate out of the product into the air." window of exposure when the brain is developing that can lead to later life effects in adulthood." fire specialists say... flame retardants.... won't keep kids safe.... in a fire... and... can only stop a small flame.... that starts in the car seat..... which is why some argue.... the federal standard for vehicles is irrelevant. some neighbors in one part of the valley say they're in disbelief after racist let

randy veazey says she threw it on the ground and smoke began pouring out of it. he's upset that it happened.and says the situation could have easily become much more serious. the family brought the phone back to an apple store and employees took pictures. they say they're looking into it. there have been similar incidents. last month a new jersey college student's 6-plus phone exploded in his back pocket. and federal regulators recalled a million samsung galaxy note sevens after reports that they were catching fire. kidde united technologies is recalling more than 5 million smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. the company made the announcement today saying alarms that are seven years old can fail to chirp. the recall is effecting products in the united states and canada that were manufactured between june of 2004 and december of 2010. kidde says consumers should stop using the alarms and contact the company for a free replacment. the san francisco home that was the setting for the popular 1993 movie--- "mrs. doubtfire", starring robin williams, is no longer on the m