saturn responded fifteen minutes later a great build up in the box into the trick you're itching to get out to the finish but sixty minutes from time vela to dodge past couple of defenders to hit the wind out of spots like up to six satellites to see was else was retired that was stunning to see there were lots of side went ahead of the routine minutes aleksandr and he penco back to have gives an obvious and home crowd was all set to celebrate just their first win of the season in the final match i thought after ninety minutes defend their now and then headed in an equaliser for a lanyard and three minutes into injury time the visiting fans were in heaven the substitute bob collins was to get into the over the top. of me when i was taking all three points severe enough four points adrift at the foot of the table. meanwhile there's just one top flight game in england on sunday as liveable drew nil nil at in-form birmingham red skull cap a way to fine first half saves as the home side went in search of their second win of the season however it finished goalless though the point does move

the driver of the silver saturn does not stop but the toll booth, he begins to back up and totals #twosits there and out of camera view. he gets into a position of better shot the driver then heads over to people with upper one. he then proceeds to the booth. not this time nobody was brave enough to get out of their car to try and pay their toll except for one passenger who had already passed. keep watching. the driver of this black car apparently did not pay the tolls and he decides to do and inspection. right smack in the middle of the inspection. i kid you not. this is one of the scariest moments of my career, watching this man doing a damage assessment on his car. it is very dangerous. for the record please do not stop the minds of trap back and do not to stop in the fast track lane even if you are from >> utah. >> oh and i cannot believe you from the obligatory it driving across the lanier it shot. kron4 news. >> who is that? if you have an idea for stanley just e-mail pam. add brandy flock of bipods is now available still ahead. steve jobs at this stage of course wearing the jean

workers will be coming back to a former saturn plant in spring hill to build a next-generation four- cylinder engine. the company is expected to formally announce the plans later this week. the auto maker laid off about 2,000 workers from this same plant last year. fewer than half have relocated to g.m. plants in other states. >> susie: tomorrow is the second anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers. we're now learning just how much closing the failed investment house cost in legal fees and accounting services. a report in today's "financial times" puts that number at $2 billion. but tonight's commentator thinks closing lehman cost far more than that. he's allan sloan, senior editor at large at "fortune." >> you'll be hearing a lot tomorrow about the anniversary of the lehman brothers bankruptcy, which, two years ago, came close to melting down the world financial system. what you probably won't hear, but should, is that lots of people initially thought it was great that the feds let lehman go under. six months earlier, there had been lots of complaining about the government re

. >> witnesses say that they were in left in the silver saturn car.vania license plate. >> the suspect is described as a male in the mid-20s, wearing the gray sweater. black-hooded sweatshirt, black pants, and a black bandanna over his face. and that is probably not wearing any of that stuff tonight. they want to hear from anybody with information about the suspect or the robbery. >>> dc school chancellor says that education reform can continue in schools where she stays on the job or not. reappearing on meet the press this morning, giving up the first comments since meeting in private with the presumptive mayor to be. >> i think of the important things to realize that, you know, education reform, they could continue in dc. regardless of whether or not you're there or not. and it could continue as long as the leadership is willing to make this incredibly tough decision. >> and also on that panel, the education secretary, giving the outgoing mayor the highest grade for the vegetation reform effort in the city. >> by any measure, you could see they are

you can see the rings of saturn. you don't even need a telescope.an actually see this with a naked eye again tomorrow night and even right now if you want to take a look outside. sunny with a chilly start in the morning. 40s and 50s. winds southeast at ten. zone forecast for tuesday, all zones are still on our website at wusa9.com. in the 60s west of the divide by 74 in cumberland. only about 78 in leesburg and manassas and middleburg. no winds to speak of. no small craft advisory for the bay or tidal potomac. next seven days, 80 tomorrow. thank you. sunshine. and then a shower or thunderstorm possible late wednesday and thursday. fall officially arrives at 11:09 on wednesday. more like summer. maybe a shower friday night but i don't think we'll see any problem with high school football. behind that front cooler. we're in the upper 70s on sunday and monday which is, again, quite nice. >>> so toex anz are better than -- texans are better than we thought. >> they were good. they didn't play very well in the second half it appears. yesterday redskins c

. >> reporter: and somebody said it was like they took a saturn 5 rocket and tipped it upside down atff. >> reporter: a blast that took out the hydrant. >> stop that engine. we have no water at this hydrant. we need them to lead into us. >> reporter: that could only be done by air. >> this is cal fire is available to get a fly-over thing so we can see what we have. we have no idea. >> reporter: so pump per trucks and hoses stretched for blocks while neighbors became emergency workers. >> so what we did was asked citizens to drive people with second degree burns on hands and face to the hospital. >> the first structures burned in your branch, the number of injuries, the number of fatalities within 30 minutes. the return response disheartening. >> 911, go interview, the structure fire with parties trapped inside the residence. >> the report she gave us is completely gone. >> as of tonight the ntsb is investigating why it took more than an hour and 40 minutes to shut off the gas main. while they investigate consider this the shut off valve is behind a fence about a mile from what is bein

this big gas main under high pressure feeding this fire and somebody said it was like they took a saturn 5 rocket and tipped it upside-down at the blastoff. i mean, this thing was blowing out like you wouldn't believe and i'd say probably 100-foot flame lengths. >> police officers we train and practice and prepare to respond and react, and we were left helpless and we could only go so far because the wall of fire was just incredibly intensely hot. and it's beyond anything i can really describe. >> those are the true heroes, the people in the community. like i said, we do this every day. we have chosen to do this. but those people stepped up. those are the ones i'm really proud to be with. >> reporter: in san bruno, john ramos, cbs 5. >>> and this on the same day that we have learned the identity of another victim. the coroner says that 81-year- old elizabeth torres is the fourth person confirmed killed by the blast. also among the dead, jackie grieg and her 13-year-old daughter. >> rest daughter janessa and 21-year-old jessica morales. len ramirez has more on others who are missing >>> r

saturn has been the republican presidents get much quicker ratification easier ratification of arms control treaties for example president reagan then democratic presidents and one would have hoped after the end of the cold war fifteen or more years ago that partisan approach to arms control would not still prevail but i'm afraid it still does and the questions about the treaty or all coming or virtually all coming from the republican party so i think those of us who signed the letter and the opinion piece or hoping former secretary of state george shultz and senator hagel are hoping that we can encourage bipartisan support for this treaty and hopefully at least some republican senators will support it mr hart american officials have more than once told the senate that the treaty in no way limits the ability of the united states to deploy missile defenses and you know when it wants and where it was the senate foreign relations committee include at that point in their resolution but the russians seem to understand this type between up fast if and defensive weapons in the treaty as legally bi

you the registered owner of a 2001 saturn ion? yes, it's my daughter's car. your daughter? erica, but she isn't here right now. she's at school. what, she's a student? no, a teacher. kindergarten. your daughter's a kindergarten teacher? why? what's going on? is this her? yes. where is she? where's erica?! it's the super rooty tooty fresh n' fruityt, starting at $4.99. it's value, covered with fruit and whipped topping. ihop. come hungry. leave happy. >> woman: libman's new freedom mop has a microfiber, machine-washable pad to free you from expensive disposable pads-- another reason libman makes good, clean sense. this doesn't make any sense. she can't be dead. you must have the wrong girl. uh, sir, i'm sorry, we don't. my wife died when erica was 12. her brother remy was six. erica kept us going, kept us together. how could someone like that ever be involved in a robbery? when was the last time you saw or spoke to her? this morning. she lives here with you? well... my health hasn't been so great. erica moved back in about a year ago to look after me. what about a boyfriend?

know, where there was--i remember there was a space story recently about--had something to do with saturn, and it was a fascinating story. it was fascinating enough that it was trending on twitter, and it was a story i never would have discovered otherwise. i do the same thing with google trends. i go to google trends and see what topics are trending, what are people searching for because it tells you a lot about--kind of a zeitgeist--about what's going on that day, what people are talking about. >> do you ever step away from your computer? >> never. >> ha ha! >> ha ha! >> do you ever step away from your computer? >> i try to make it a--more recently in the last year or so i've tried to make it a point to close the computer and put away the iphone and just read a book or do something, be analog for at least an hour. >> how quaint. how quaint. >> i'll tell you something kind of pathetic. my husband and i brought our laptop on our honeymoon because we couldn't be without it. ha ha! >> you're right. it is kind of pathetic. you know, we'd like to show you now, courtesy of the newseum, the twi

maybe some nebulas or star clusters or get a nice close-up of jupiter's moons, saturn's rings. >> that's cool. >> tell me about when you have somebody for the first time see something they didn't expect, what's that like? you've run into that before, right? >> one time i had a student, it was really interesting, she just shrieked. it was hilarious. people don't realize how much they can see or in some cases, they say "is that real?" i say "i'm not holding anything behind the telescope." >> do you think we appreciate the sky enough? >> probably not. we're so used to living in the cities, we have so much light pollution. we don't see as much. people out in the country, they don't realize what they've missed because civilization has advanced so far. using the nice tool on the telescope, but saying "this is what you can see on your own." >> i know that you're a professor and this is you know, a passion of yours, but is it exciting, i guess, to share it with other people who really don't know that much about it, but might say "i'd like to see something i can't see with my own eyes?" >> i do i

this big gas main under high pressure feeding this fire and somebody said, it was like they took a saturn rocketed and tipped it upside- down at the blast-off. i mean, this thing was blowing out like you wouldn't believe. and i'd say probably 100-foot flame lengths. >> i ran outside my driveway, the flames were shooting up the street. the heat was so intense, everybody had to run. you couldn't even stay out in front your house. it looked like something exploded on the claremont and glenview. >> stop the engine, we have no water for the fire. >> hydrant at glenview and san bruno is dry. >> message to command. we have an active hydrant at claremont and concord. also, severe third-degree burns a patient at the 1500 block of claremont. we will require an ambulance at that location. >> we used everything we had. we had foam. we had water. at one point we just tried to contain the flames, tried to just keep it in a plume and that was our objective and -- and obviously, it was so power 68, it blew right through our streams. >> i'm looking at the pictures from chopper 5 and maybe i'm reading it w

this big gas main under high pressure feeding this fire and somebody said it was like they took a saturn 5 rocket and tipped it upside-down at the blastoff. i mean, this thing was blowing out like you wouldn't believe and i'd say probably 100-foot flame lengths. >> police officers we train and practice and prepare to respond and react, and we were left helpless and we could only go so far because the wall of fire was just incredibly intensely hot. >> reporter: that's when they discovered all the fire hydrants had been disabled because of the blast. >> we were able to make a hydrant connection the other side of san bruno avenue and lay a supply line. >> there is a police officer there. i said nobody drivers over this, no matter what it takes. you lose this hose line, we lose the block and he understood me and that's all. he just gave me a look, he said i got it and that was it. i knew he feels going to take care of us and we were going to be able to do our job. >> reporter: they did their job that night but today they took time to give their thanks to the people of san bruno. >> those are

the driver of this silver saturn who not only stops at the toll booth, the driver begins to back up inhen jsut sits there out of camera view. and i tried to reposition to get a better view, the driver then it moves to toll booth #1. they pulled up briefly and then drove right through. now this time no one was brave enough to get out of their car and try to pay their toll. except for one passenger who had already past the plaza. keep watching. the driver of this black car apparently sideswiped the booth after paying the toll. so the passenger decides to do an inspection right smack in the middle of the highway. i kid you not. this was one of the scariest moments of my career, watching this man, in the middle of interstate 80, doing a damage assessment of his car. very dangerous! for the record please do not stop in lanes of traffic and don't stop in the fast-track lanes even if you are from... >> utah. >> utah. >> yea it is fast-track only they will send you a bill in the mail. >> oh, and i can not leave you with out the obligatory driving over the delineator shot. bridge toll plaza, st

saturn officials say they were cancelling plans to release their president complete legal procedures. but there it bikers are caused of spying. the news on the two men is not good, they will have to stand trial. older it back. we are back for kron4 news weekend with the coverage of the san bruno gaslight explosion. residents of the evacuated since thursday and some are allowed to return to their us today. they have already looked at and take some 374 homes in the black area. the 315 homes and a green tag which means they have no apparent damage to they can return today. the tender leg but homes and have some damage of people lived there and they can only return to pick up their belongings and then move out of the area for time being. there are 49 houses with a red tags and they are either destroyed or have extensive damage of those people will appeal to turn until tomorrow. they will have a meeting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to learn more about the conditions of their homes. >> and acting governor has been top of this investigation in fact, he says that the estimation and let me take up t

like the driver of the saturn her daughter on the south of the tour group.the diver begins to back up. then just sits there. as richard jury position to get a better shot. the driver then heads to with number one. then proceeds to ruth. now this time known as pri announced it of art and drama a patrol server 1000 river very fast plaza keep watching. >> he apparently sides heard the boos after jiang told. so the passenger's sides to do an inspection. right smack in the middle of the highway. i cannot. this is one of the serious moments of my career watching this man in the middle of interstate 80 doing a damage assessment of very dangerous. for the record don't stop and lanes of traffic and don't stop in the fast track lanes even if you're from your job. >> faster again the lady was entered will melt. >> all i can leave you without the driving rhythm on their shot. of the bay bridge toll plaza stanley roberts far kron4 news. >> if your honor story idea for stanley dean and ed people behaving badly at www.kron4.com. it sees rising about tough times this week 1

it and the time is approximately -- astrological, i observe that saturn is in leo. i observe that the time is approximately a quarter past three." "what does it tell you?" "watson, you idiot, someone has stolen our tent." [laughter] well, watson had of his facts -- all of his facts right, but he missed the big picture, because he was not focused on what changed. there has been a dramatic and drastic change in the nuclear threat. since we and russia develop the arsenal, policies, and doctrines that still govern nuclear- weapons today,if we or the russians followed the advice of unreformed cold war strategy, both our tents are -- cold war riors, both ourar year tents are likely to be stolen in the years ahead. a strong non-party vote in favor of the new start treaty could create a new and much needed non-partisan foundation to nuclear arms reduction. i am cautiously optimistic that this important and modest step will be taken. the third near term challenge to our pathway up the mountain is the adoption of a new nato strategic concept. for the first time in a decade, t