robert harrison says the money saved can't replace the dedication of his i.t. n's hospital, fightin' for their life, and they depend on us. i see parents laying up all night long in the room with their child who's fightin' for their life. and you're going to bring somebody in here that has no clue, has no sympathy, don't know the urgency to make sure that everything those people need is supplied? right now? it's not going to happen. >> diangelo: we're americans. >> whitaker: craig diangelo says at northeast utilities, the fired workers pressured to stay and train their replacements launched a quiet protest. >> diangelo: every one of us that would be let go had an american flag sticking out the cubicles, row after row after row. as we were let go--those flags were taken down. i was the last person let go. i went in and i took the last picture. there were no more flags left. you have a queasiness in your stomach when you look around and you're saying, "this-- this-- this can't be possible. this didn't happen." >> whitaker: but it did happen, to craig and dawn and

last october, robert harrison senior telecon university at university of california san francisco medicalenter was called to a meeting at the university with about 80 of his it co-workers. >> what did they say to you? >> we are ser to inform you as of february 28th you will no longer have a job. we are going to outsource your position to the company in india. >> to a company in india? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: harrison was told he could stay on the job, get paid for four months and get a bonus if he trained his replacement. >> now i'm being told that i am not only going to lose my job, but i have to train the people to take my job. >> reporter: were you angry? >> pissed. that exceeds angry. i am really not a violent guy. i love people. but i envisioned my self, backhanding the guy as he is sitting next to me trying to learn what i know. i said, god, please don't let them send anybody to sit next to me to shadow me. i don't want to do this. really don't. >> reporter: harrison and colleagues staged a protest outside the medical center. his fellow worker, senior systems administrator, curt h

that was the voice of robert harrison. robert harrison lives next door. this was the window he was talking about that was blown out. he says he is lucky he does have fire insurance. right now, the san jose fire department has not determined what caused this blaze. but, again, as i mentioned, both these structures here a total loss. we're live in san jose. back to the news room. >> rob malcolm, live in san jose. thank you. >>> a man faces murder and attempted murder charges in connection with wednesday's triple shooting in san francisco that killed one innocent bystander and wounded others. santos was arrested minutes after shooting. he is being held without bail. investigators say he fired into the street, killed 65-year-old as she walked to a bus stop. >> and i seen her laying there. so i started screaming that here is a lady that is down. somebody has been hit. >> a 40-year-old san jose man and a 51-year-old san francisco man were also shot, but they are expected to survive. investigators have not revealed a motive in the shooting but the area has been

. >> reporter: that was robert harrison talking about the window he is talking about right there. it's boarded up. his fence also completely gone. we were luckily enough that this fire didn't spread because we had high winds overnight. we don't know much about the residents here. other than that they had been displaced. the fire department still trying to determine the cause of this fire. san jose ktvu fox 2 news. >>> what a beautiful day we had here in the bay area. >> and the man in charge of that, ladies and gentlemen, mr. mark tamayo. take the credit. >> i will just for today. >>> we had to deal with the gusty winds over the higher terrain. take a look at the stronger winds over the past 24 hours. 54 miles-an-hour. oakland hills, 42 miles-an-hour. even out toward the golden gate bridge, probably a challenge crossing the bridge, 30 miles-an-hour. the wind advisory has expired and a bit of a breeze still. it is shaping up to be a nice evening and a beautiful weekend out there as well. in fact, if you see the satellite, we are in the clear. yesterday's system has moved out to our

robert harrison just told me he returned home from a trip to vacaville. he says he's lucky he does have insurance. the bad news is three people that live in this home have been displaced and fire investigators are still trying to determine the cause. we're live in san jose we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, rob, for the update. >>> a 38-year-old man under arrest this morning after accused of setting a fire to a plant nursery. tuesday night's fire destroyed five greenhouses at the mountain mushroom farm just outside half moon bay. after examining that seen and talking with witnesses investigators identified gilbert flores as the suspect. flores was already in custody in connection with another case. investigators have not said anything thus far about what the motive may have been. >>> well there's some new information about this week's disastrous fire in oakland. city leaders now say a candle set off monday's fire in oakland that killed four people. investigators have determined the deadly fire was an accident which started from a burning candle that

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