we're at the shell station at lawrence expressway and lake haven. that is one of nine lotto retailers in the state of california that sold second place tickets, not worth the $448 million jackpot, but around $290,000. not too shabby. these are tickets that had all five numbers, but missed the powerball. if you're just waking up right now and wondering, hey, can that be me, here are the numbers, 5, 25, 30, 58, 59, powerball 32. there were three people outside of california who picked all five numbers plus the powerball. one in minnesota, two in new jersey. this super stop n shop in south brunswick, new jersey, sold one of the winning tickets. an acme market in little egg harbor in new jersey that sold the other. they haven't disclosed the location in minnesota that sold the third tinge. those three will split the $448 million jackpot which comes out to about $150 million each before taxes. not too bad. reporting live in sunnyvale. we're still waiting for this shell station to open and see what happens. bob redell torques day in the bay. >> see if som

again, this shell station sold one of the tickets that has the first five numbers, just not the powerball. we spoke with the owner within the past 45 minutes. he's telling us he's waiting for one of his customers to come forward with this winning ticket. >> somebody came yesterday and bought $70. probably him. >> you think it's him? >> yeah, maybe. i'm thinking, yeah. >> you're going to get a little cut, too. >> we'll get some commission. >> that's not bad. >> it's not bad. >> have you checked your ticket? >> i didn't buy yesterday, no. my brother, he bought it. >> has he checked his ticket? >> not yet, no. >> we're wondering if the three people in the midwest and east coast checked their tickets because there are three winning tickets. these are tickets that had all five numbers plus the powerball, one in minnesota, two in jersey. you're looking at video from a super stop n shop that sold one of the winning tickets. an acme market in little egg harbor, jersey, that sold the other. they have not released the location of the retailer in minnesota. those three tickets will split the $448 mi

the shell station owner says it's the first time someone took home a winning this big.umbers are: it wasn't the jackpot but for this person who bought the winning ticket at the shell station, they have $289,000 reasons not to complain. back to you. >> thank you. >>> queue the "jaws" theme song and here's why. a fin circling through the bay had a lot of people doing a double-take. this shark spotted near the hyde street pier. marine biologists say this is the time of year sharks are spotted off the golden gate but it's rare to see them come all the way inside the bay. >> it was initially thought to be a great white. none of our biologists saw it. upon closer inspection of the photographs appears to be a salmon shark. >> while the salmon shark is related to the great white, it is not a man-eater. >>> try to explain this. dead shark found on a new york city subway overnight. now, the guy who took the photo says it was still wet and had blood on its mouth. was it maybe a shark week stunt? the discovery channel says, no. it wasn't them. but there's mr. shark on some subway.

a ticket sold at the lakewood shell station on north lawrence expressway matched five of six numbers in last night's powerball drawing. that winner gets more than $289,000 before taxes. three people hit the big time and will split that $448 million jackpot. one ticket was sold in minnesota. two others were sold in new jersey which i learned today that in the state of new jersey you cannot remain anonymous. >> right. you have come forward and say who you are and let your relatives come running at you begging for money. but i'll take that headache. >>> 4:39. let's check in with christina loren. do you play the powerball? >> i tried. i'm a firm believer in more money, more problems. i'm better off without it. 61 in livermore. 59d in concord and 61 to start the day in oakland. want to start the live picture of the golden gate bridge. you can see the machine on the road out there. we've got pretty steady drizzle. that will likely impact your commute. we'll check in with anthony in a moment. winds will don't push that onshore flow today. that means plenty of cool ocean air throughout the d

but a ticket sold at the lakewood shell station in sunnyvale matched five numbers. that ticket is worth more than $289,000. >> it's history in the making. the dream's coming true. >> it's exciting. >>> a bay area little league team is making a world series run. players, parents and a peninsula community on the verge of the national stage. >>> and forget spain. you could be running with the bulls right here in the bay area next summer. hear from the men behind it all. >>> and a disgusting problem lurking beneath the streets of one bay area city. the sticky mess costing millions of dollars to clean up. >>> santa clara county is reminding people to protect themselves against mosquitos, after its first human case of west nile virus this year. a woman in her 30s was hospitalized for several days. santa clara county investigator control has been fogging, as you might know, more than usual, in san jose, because of an uptick in birds testing positive for the virus. >>> thanks to a sewer problem in london, we all learned a new word today. fat berg. as the name implies, they'

a ticket sold in sunnyvale at the lakewood shell station on north lawrence expressway matched five of the six numbers in last night's megapowerball drawing. the winner gets more than $289,000 before taxes. now just in case you think you're that lucky person, here are the numbers again. 5, 25, 30, 58, 59, and the powerball number 32. meanwhile, three people did hit it big time and will split the $448 million jackpot. one ticket was sold in minnesota, two others were sold in new jersey. >>> you could call it puppy love. a couple of seeing eye dogs in britain helped their visually impaired owners get together and romance bloomed. rod and venice became buddies a year ago when their owners took them to a training class for seeing eye dogs. the dogs became inseparable and so did their owners, mark and claire. so a few months ago he asked her to marry him. >> what did you say? will you me the honor of being my wife. >> yes. that's what he said. >> yes. >> i said yes on condition that he wouldn't change. >> don't go changing. next year all four of them will walk down the aisle together. even

the ticket sold in sunnyvale at the lang wood shell station on north lawyer learn expressway matchedive of six numbers in last night's big powerball drawing. that winner gets more than $289,000 before taxes. three people hit the big time and will split the $448 million jackpot. one ticket was sold in minnesota, two others were sold in new jersey. >> congratulations to everybody that won. all right. >>> well, this next one is the hot new craze out on the water. now, the state of hawaii talking about banning those powerful jet packs. we haven't seen them. very, very cool to watch. probably very tough to do they blast people as high as 30 feet right into the air, all powered by pumping that water. local there is in hawaii concerned about the impact on the environment. fishermen and scientists now asking state officials to regulate these packs because of how they could end up affecting local fish and coral. got admit, does look like a lot of fun, doesn't it? one local scientists says noise made by the packs could drive fish away. hawaii says one option is limit where you can use those pa

her sister dropped her off at a shell station onshore line boulevard after an argument. no one has heard from her since. melinda has a family in the bay area but does not have her id or cell phone with her. call police if you see her. >>> checking other bay area headlines, the family of missing toddler daphne webb marched through oakland this afternoon trying to keep her case alive. dozens walked from the city's police headquarters to frank ogawa plaza. the 21-month-old father said she vanished from his car five weeks ago. her aunt says police haven't found anything new. >>> chevron faces another lawsuit over last year's refinery fire in richmond. more than 5,000 people are suing the company. that brings a total of plaintiffs to about 1 1,000. they accuse chevron of putting profits over the welfare of the community. the lawsuit also blames chevron for sending thousands to the hospital for toxic smoke inhalation. >>> this is what happened when a single bart train sort of went on a strike of its own this morning. it lost power and got stuck in the transbay tube and headed

the ticket with five of six winning numbers sold at a shell station on the north lawrence expressway in sunny vail. that person will get 289,000 bucks before taxes and as for the $448 million jackpot, three tickets matched all the numbers. two of the tickets were sold in new jersey and one in minnesota. and here are tonight's lucky numbers, 5, 25, 30, 58, 59 and the powerball number is 32. >>> one in 175 million. those are your chances. a hundred percent if you're looking for weather, we can guarantee it. >> yeah. a hundred percent of us. a hundred percent chance it's going to be chilly tomorrow. >> there you go. >> very few guarantees in weather. that's how we stay employed. san francisco designated landmark no. 165. that's another deck of cloud cover sitting behind us. foggy, drizly, cloudy start to your thursday. add another day to streak going here. last time hit 70 in downtown san francisco july 4th. we've got nearly five weeks. check out the lack of temperature spread. 25 miles separates downtown san francisco and concord, but only four degrees today. you hit 67 downtown, conco

one of them bought here at this shell station. >> yes. five winning numbers.the ticket onlyer just over $289 -- 289,000s oodz still head on abc 7 news/1hmí at 4:00 what oprah:ñ and bill clinton and mr. cub will have in common. >> a 5-year-old boy who has become a big hit after a campaign stop by the australian prime minister. next. >> from our camera, let's block the sunshine. the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. b drivers to make their way south on 101. there is that 49ers game at 6:00 tonight. it's causing a lig traffic back up on 101. >>> it's not unusual to see someone try to upstage a politician but rarely is that person five years old. >> the little kid with a big smile took every opportunity to photo bomb the prime minister's visit to a church in sydney. >> it made him an instant celebrity. when crews came calling the 5-year-old did just what all 5-year-old do, got shy, hiding behind his mom. >> adorable so. cute. let's take a look at the weekend forecast. will it get warmer around sneer. >> yes. it will. it's going to be a gradual warm up. mainl

a powerball ticket that matched five numbers but not the powerball was sold at a shell station on the lawrence expressway in sunnyvale. as for the $448 million jackpot, well, three tickets across the country matched those numbers. two were sold in new jersey. and one was sold in minnesota. and just in case you want to take a peek, your lucky numbers are 5, 25, 30, 58 and 59. the big powerball number is 32. >>> 4:40. the bay area gets a taste of shark week. where this little guy was spotted. >> a couple of months ago the city of san jose sued major league baseball for not letting the as move here. well, the league lawyers are fighting back with their own court filing. i'm kitdo . we have the details coming up. -- i'm kiet do. we have the details coming up. ,, [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. ♪ and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. ♪ every day, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ of creepy behavio

at the shell station the clerk was busy printing lottery tickets all day. people we spoke to said it would give back to media organizations. probably it may be diabetes charity or homeless kids or stuff like that. right now i will give a lot to church because i have been they have been praying for me and i was recently diagnosed with cancer and i have had very good results and so we know the power of prayer works. the odds of winning power paul are one and 175 million and still is worth a shot and it is ok to think about family members as well. i would give money to the church and i would buy my mother a big house with a garden. how would give money to my college and at st. ignatius high school. and probably my wife, the other charity. you can watch the lottery drawing right here on wgn at 10:00. i thought i would have fallen on social media and i printed the picture of mike lottery ticket. right now i have 135,000 lights and that means that even if i win and get a lump-sum payment i will now all my facebook friends and about $1.1 billion. i do not think th

. >> by the way, the ticket sold at lakewood shell station on the expressway in sunnyvale $289,000 ! we continue on abc7news.com. see you at 11:00. >>> good morning, america. and breaking overnight, golden ticket. at least three people waking up brand-new multimillionaires this morning, after an all-out frenzy coast-to-coast to buy tickets for the almost $500 million jackpot. >>> also breaking overnight, a raging wildfire out of control. home after home burned to the ground, as firefighters are injured and the inferno blocked people's escape route. >>> and usher speaks out for the first time about his 5-year-old son's terrifying accident in the family pool. why he says he's overwhelmed right now, as his custody battle with his ex-wife now heats back up. >>> i've been daft punk'd. >> is stephen colbert really angry? or did he just pull off one of the more elaborate stunts you'll ever see?

ticket sold at lakewood shell station matched five of the six numbers. that winner gets more than $289,000 before taxes. three other people hit the jackpot and will share $448 million. one ticket sold in minnesota. two others in new jersey. and one came forward today. 45-year-old paul white, project engineer from ham lake, minnesota. already claimed his check for $149.4 million. >> i talk about i am going to win the lot year someday. actually we got together not too long ago for my dad's 80th birthday the we were playing this game, i don't remember the gist of it exactly. you had to pick who in the crowd would match this description. description was, their financial plan consists of playing the lottery. everybody picked my name. and they thought it was funny then. who's right now? that's all i have to say. >> dreams do come true. white joked this morning that his boss start eed the day as h boss and will end as his chauffeur. >> he'll get $86 million after taxes. >> i'll drive him around. >> great story. >> the person from the bay area, that will buy wha

if you bought your ticket at the lakewood shell gas station on the expressway dig out that ticket. and call us. >> so a big movie premiere for a new film about a silicon valley icon and what ashton cupper had to say about >> at 4:00, will the fix stick? the concrete is being poured for the steel saddle that supposed to reinforce the brittle bay bridge bolts. >> different types of crimes especially with the internet and technology there are different types of crimes and we have to ajust accordingly. >> only on abc7 news at 5:00, one-on-one with the interim police chief and his investigation no keeping one of america's biggest cities safe. >> the new steve jobs movies hits next week and last night was the world premiere and ashton kutcher is in "jobs" playing the late apple co-founder who died from cancer in 2011. >> he listened to his favorite music and worked same shoes that jobs wore to get in to character. >> who wants to be a million ais next. have a great day. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> hi, gorgeous. it's nice hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. al

saturday two men standing in front of the shell gas station were shot and monday night a man was shot during a fight on winters lane. police don't believe any of them are connected but anyone with information should call. >> the uva lacrosse player convicted in the death of yardly love has filed an appeal his attorneys say he was denied a fair trial because the judge rushed the case to jurors even when one of his lawyers was sick. he is serving 23 years in prison for murder. yardly love was just 22 when she was killed. >> if you aren't a fan of the hot, humid weather just give it a couple more hours, wyatt in the abc2 most accurate storm center with your changing first forecast. is this it. >> there is still some heat but we are watching the showers and storms flair up in northeast maryland. across cecil and down through kent. here is lightning moving out as well. that part of maryland with storm action. most of the state a mix of sun and clouds, hot, humid conditions, we had enough sun to pump up the heat index, feels like 93 in the city. 89, 89 in belaire, it's warm stuff out there.

this is the denny's over at powell as you're making the overcrossing and the shell station on the other side. that's where you start to lose lanes. that's why we have this big backup for westbound 880 toward the berkeley curve and continuing for some folks down to oakland. let's look at the maps. this is what we're talking about. this jam right here is why it's slowing. in fact, from university, speeds start to dip. you'll start hitting the brakes down toward powell, gets the worst of it. if you head toward 880 a smooth i drive. north 880 a good deal of slowing over the last half hour. that has sorted itself out. folks are now adjusting. a lot of folks through the maze, looks like a lytle volume overall. folks have prepared and made alternate plans, perhaps taking b.a.r.t., christie smith says we don't have any delays reported. the bay bridge is closed. it will continue to stay closed until possibly tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m. looks like everything is on schedule. we have this jack south 880 in toward hayward. as the heavier volume combines with folks off the castro valley y and head t

bottom of your screen, see as they cone off one of the lanes, around powell, folks know the shell gas stationdeputy's over there on the other side of the freeway, that's where you lose the lane. thank you, chopper. they are showing it to you, where the bottleneck is, backed up toward that racetrack, golden gate fields down to this point. and then continuing toward the berkeley curve. we look at the map, you saw how slow it is there. some folks heading down toward the maze in oakland and the rest to of the east bay had to deal with that. also, berkeley back in full section today, a lot of faculty and students, of course, heading there for session. to the top of the screen, we have that richmond center fell bridge, the bay bridge in the middle of your screen again closed, the alternate to the north has been very busy, west 580, san raffaele site, showing traffic coming back up into the 50s, very tough through that area heading to 101, 101 itself okay south through san rafael and into the city. give you the maps, show the other alternates to the south, san mateo and dumbarton bridge, heavily tra

station, kron 4 news starts now. ship >> pam: and was dropped off at a shell gas station on boulevard.and is now have for cellphone or i.d. with our. last seen wearing a black tang topped 21-year-old melinda alexander is considered missing by mountain view police. according to officers, she got into a verbal argument with her sister yesterday, and was dropped off at a shell gas station on shoreline boulevard around seven last night. >> pam: alexander isn't from the area, and she doesn't have her. she's 5-4, and about a hundred pounds, last seen wearing a black tank top, black skirt, high heels and a black purse. she also is wearing a silver necklace with a lock and diamond. >> pam: anyone who has seen her is asked to call the mountain view police department. and this man is suspected of >> pam: participating in a brutal attack that happened near the intersection of union and buchanan streets early in the morning on august 4th. police say he assaulted the victim with a knife, causing severe cuts to his arms. >>the victim was transported to s-f general hospital to repair nerve damage don

station on shore line boulevard, where the woman was last seen before she disappeared. >> reporter: police initially said the woman was last seen last night about 7:00 here at the shell gas station. they're happy to report that the young woman has been found safe and sound in san mateo county. the woman went missing yesterday around 7:00 last night. police were concerned because she had been celebrating her 21st birthday. she's from out of state, and did not have her cell phone when she walked away after a fight with her sister had no way of getting in contact of her family. word just about 20 minutes ago, 21-year-old melinda alexander has been found safe. police tweeting out the information, saying she's been safely found, and that they're happy and grateful for all the public's help. reporting live tonight in mountain view, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> candles were lit, and prayers offered tonight to honor the memory of sandra coke. she's the federal investigator who's body was found last week several days after she went missing. ♪ [ music ] >> friends and neighbors gathered outside her home this evening. they remembered the 50-year-old woman as a dedic

station on shore line boulevard, where the woman was last seen before she disappeared. >> reporter: police initially said the woman was last seen last night about 7:00 here at the shell gas station. they're happy to report that the young woman has been found safe and sound in san mateo county. the woman went missing yesterday around 7:00 last night. police were concerned because she had been celebrating her 21st birthday. she's from out of state, and did not have her cell phone when she walked away after a fight with her sister had no way of getting in contact of her family. word just about 20 minutes ago, 21-year-old melinda alexander has been found safe. police tweeting out the information, saying she's been safely found, and that they're happy and grateful for all the public's help. reporting live tonight in mountain view, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> candles were lit, and prayers offered tonight to honor the memory of sandra coke. she's the federal investigator who's body was found last week several days after she went missing. ♪ [ music ] >> friends and neighbors gathered outside her home this evening. they remembered the 50-year-old woman as a dedic

a powerball ticket that matched 5 of the numbers sold at a shell station on the lawrence expressway in, i bet they're happy. how about your weather? it's still kind of gloomy out there. let's find out when the heatup is coming. >> as we go outside we see a lot of fog and low clouds. temperatures are near 60 to start out your thursday morning with. but there are blue skies above and sunshine this afternoon at least for the east bay. it will spread slowly to the shoreline later in the day. a little bit of a warming trend for the bay area. san francisco still at 62. but fairfield is up to 77. extended forecast, look for things to warm into the mid-80s again by the end of the weekend. in fact, looking farther ahead into midweek next week, we'll be back to near 90 degrees by wednesday. >>> hey, traffic is after a break. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last cha get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's

shell gas station owner john henry is about to head home for the day when a man walks in. >> he ask mea cup of coffee, if you have coffee. i say yeah, you can help yourself. he took like two minutes making a cup of coffee, just pouring a cup of coffee. and he came to the counter and pay for the coffee. >> thank you. >> but 65-year-old gregory hess has more on his mind than a cup of joe. he pulls out a gun and demands, or rather requests the money from henry's cash register. >> would you do me a favor? >> yes. >> would you empty that till for me, please, put it right here. >> what do you mean? >> empty the till. put your bills right here. i'm robbing you. >> try to play stupid and ask him, "what do you mean?" say "i'm robbing you. i need you to empty your till. i need the money." i said, "are you sure?" he said, "yes, i'm sure." >> and then he takes the time to patiently explain why he is robbing henry. >> why do you want to do that? >> because i need the money. i have kids that need to be fed, sir. i know. i know i am, sir. i realize that. and i really -- i really am sorry to have to d

station. >> now, i know from a terrific -- i guess morgan stanley must have come with you. they're talking about chart benefitting from upcoming awards for shellling stations. meanwhile, you're doing this mobile you're also going to be fuel stations. >> we go up to complete filling stations including the weights and measures certified dispensers for pumping lng, both as fixed stations and as these modular stations. we're building those fixed stations all over the world. in china in the hundreds, in the u.s. now, less than 100 so far in orders, but it's growing rapidly. we're also building them in australia and europe. >> all right, sam, one of the things i loved in your conference call. i think the pace of orders and the pace of market growth in china will outstrip the u.s. for the next 18 months. but then you go on to say that you think that u.s. activity level will ramp up quickly in late 2014. so it is going to happen here? >> absolutely. >> it is. >> we're seeing the capability of these 12-cylinder cummins engines, they'll be able to ramp up production to over 20,000 units next year, well above that the following year. there'll be plenty o

shell. >> see? off they go. i'm so proud. >> i guess they're gonna be ok. >> yeah, i guess so. >> awk! there's the train, kids. >> come on, team, let's get back to the statione a club? reminds me of a certain dinosaur i know called ankylosaurus. >> ooh! i knew i'd seen a tail like that somewhere! >> we also saw some proganochelys eggs hatch. >> and then the babies just sort of wandered off by themselves. >> yeah. pauline wasn't worried about them at all! >> well, every species has its own way of doing things, tiny and shiny, like the way they care for their babies. >> do you think the babies will be ok, mom? >> oh, i think so. they're protected with plenty of armor and should grow up to be happy and safe grown-up proganochelys someday. but--awk--i'm glad the pteranodons like to stay close and care for their babies. i can't imagine doing it any other way. i just love you kids so much. >> we love you, too, mom! >> ha ha ha! >> hey, don't forget me. rawr! >> hey, what am i, carrion? >> oh, we love you, too, dad! >> [laughter] >> hi there. i'm dr. scott the paleontologist, and this is proganochelys. >> proganochelys. >> proganochelys. >> proganochelys lived alo

station has any comments? >> so much going on in the mission. >> so, commissioners, i'm sure you're all familiar with the issue of shell space, it goes back many years, our file is very extensive on this place, we could probably write an action movie on all the exciting things that have come out of the space over the years. when the new team came forward and met with us at mission station, i have to admit, we were very excited about moving on in a positive way, moving beyond all the history that has occurred there, that it's been challenging from a public safety perspective, and i believe that this team really wanted to come in and create a new direction. i apologize if i keep referring to them as shell space, is it inner mission? >> yes. >> that being said, i think that what happened was almost immediately we were seeing some of the same activity that had happened previously with the shell space ownership. that is there was a lot of activity in the area of applying for abc one day permits, there was a lot of activity as it relates to third party promoters coming in, 18 and over type entertainment and so on, so really, nothing changed from our

station. kron 4 news at 11:00 starts now. >>> at 11:00, the rim fire explodes to more than 100,000 acres. crossing into yosemite national park leaving residents shell shocked. >> it is terrifying. you have to figure out what you can grab in a short amount of time. >> even everybody, i'm pam moore. the rim fire continues to spread tonight. now. at least 125,000 acres have burned. the blaze is only 5% contained. more than 2,000 firefighters are battling the fear flames. evacuations are underway in a number of communities as some 4500 buildings are threatened. kron 4's phillipe jegal attended a community meeting tonight near the fire where the residents share what they have been going through. >> reporter: some residents have already been evacuated from their homes, others are making last minute plans to leave their neighborhoods if the flames continue pushing towards them. &-@>> we are all ready do go but we will wait until they tell us we have to. >> joanne scott is one of the people leaving in the community in groveland just outside of the burn zone. >> i have asthma. today was a little more difficult. i stayed inside and used my inhaler. >> report

shell casings being marked with evidence markers here on the street. this stretch is shut down and there are two crime scenes they were investigating, we know they are doing some interviews back at the police station trying to figure out what happened here. let me show you video from last night when this all happened and the investigation got underway. this is what we know, officers responded to delta boulevard and when they got there, they then found the victim's vehicle a half mile away just north of bu chanian -- buchanan. and the first man from richmond died, another man suffering injuries. they are trying to determine what happened. and they gave us a description of a suspect vehicle. it is described as a four-door vehicle, possibly a honda or chevy, unknown model. gold in, that's the latest we have, coming here live and this area goes between two strip malls, a busy road. this was at 7:45. they have been out here since. they are in the final stages of picking everything up. detectives have been out here. they cleared a short time ago, they are trying to get to the bottom of what happened and figure out who is responsible. live here in antioch. >>> and this morning police are investigating a

station empty fracking protest and you could really started drilling in west sussex serviceable that was suspended for an demonstrations opponents fear the company will resort to fracking to access gas held in shell rock said the technique was environmental damage and even should a small scale of critics. from south korea plan to resume reunions for families separated since the war in one nine hundred fifty s. program was suspended three years ago to pyongyang stage two military attacks that killed fifty in the south it's not a sign of tensions easing to either two countries which comes off the recent agreement to reopen joint industrial park. and at least twenty five inmates have a scapes during a riot at a prison in western indonesia prisoners birth through security while it's hard to guard setting it on fire before leaping over a wall last month around two hundred inmates escaped from jail elsewhere in the country also following the riot in the penitentiaries are often the subject of criticism for security conditions. reports recently leaked to the newspaper this spiegel have revealed that greece may soon need a third bailout with german opposition parties immediately cuse the chance to anger

stations over the last 24 hours. and perhaps even more disturbingly targeting the country's christian community. we were down at one of the churches, it was a shell of what it should have been, scorched completely black. people there saying that they were attacked by an angry mob of islamists who were chanting, down with the church. and we have been seeing across the entire country at least 30 churches that were attacked. most of them raided and then burnt. >> we heard president obama speak earlier today asking for both sides to come together, reach a peaceful resolution. but, arwa, it seems like the muslim brotherhood is vowing to keep up these protests. do you see the violence there continuing? >> reporter: it's very difficult to see how the situation's going to be fully brought under control at this stage. and one must also remember that the u.s. does not have a lot of pull with either side at this point. >> oh, we lost arwa there. we'll check back in with her soon. of course tumultuous situation there in egypt. we'll go back to cairo here in a little bit as we monitor the situation there. meantime, we have just learned investigators have reco