one of these unmarked vehicles, a ford taurus, drove over this firework and caused fire. what was left of the car. you can see the thing is completely gutted. >> was this the grand finale of the fireworks show? >> they believe that maybe some flares that were in the trunk of this ford taurus contributed to the fire and made it even more difficult to put out. you can imagine, the taurus was a total loss. the police officer wasn't injured in this thing. i got to think the officer who toasted the taurus is getting ridiculed at the department right now. other cops in the shop are probably just like, dude, come on. >> you know what? it was an accident. he was going to do his job and stuff happens. i mean they wreck their cars in high-speed chases. this is just another form of wrecking the car. >> or maybe this is just a lesson -- don't shut down f fireworks displays on fourth of july. >>> this is a surveillance video of a wine bar in hattiesburg, mississippi. the robber used a wrauth iron chair to break through the glass door. just then walks through the bar. >> it is a b and

the taurus failed ruptured. and in fact what happened during the accident as they lost cooling to the reactor pressure vessel the fuel which is a circle cladding zircaloy interacts and overheats it generates hydrogen gas and fags kone m is used in high explosives so you have one hundred tons of nuclear waste in these reactors and hundreds more in these fuel storage ponds that are surrounded by zirconium which is used for high explosives so you know when this stuff over heats it up it burns like an intense flare generating hydrogen gas and of course the hydrogen gas founded ignition point when. they tried to vent the taurus so that the pressure would be released and the gas would be released but it found an ignition point and it blew out these outer structures and ruptured the primary containment and that happened in how many of the six reactors it happened in the three operating reactors and the fourth unit unit four which was not operational at the time right now it's thought that hydrogen gas generated in one

evidence links current taurus although crude. quesnay died wall running away from officers after being stopped for not paying the victims were shot on bird ave. both died at the hospital prayed so far there have been no arrest. on sunday and another man was shot and killed. police believe all the murders may have been giving it related >>> he was killed by in that itt. and 25 year-old specialist from turlock was killed as well. this is the 11th state date in that fighting in syria. the syrian government is defending its actions and calling the rebel groups mercenaries. republican presidential hopeful is wrapping up an overseas trip after speaking in poland. he says he is inspired by poland opposition of a government dominated economy. a palestinian spokesman called these and comment made by romney grace's spurred >>> 9 >>> some temperatures already in the '60s outside. as we had throughout the day, i going to seize some hot temperatures again inland. not as hot as yesterday, but close enough. high pressure is sitting over head an

the taurus got a taste of the california sunshine >> yesterday was the san francisco marathon and we are the only city in the country that can host a marathon in the month of july because of our weather is so conducive but today, nothing but bright sunshine. not a cloud in the sky. if you were to look towards the golden gate bridge we now have clouds building but temperatures are anywhere from 85 in redwood city to 73 in san francisco. 96 in livermore. this is what 95 degrees looks like, extremely dry conditions. barely a breeze as the trees are gently moving in the breeze. tonight, sundown at 819, we won't see much of the coast due to the low clouds building. just a tad cooler but i would plan on a very warm weekend ahead. if you're headed out to the baseball park tonight the oakland a's are back home and the giants play host to the new york mets. 64 degrees at game time. satellite indicates we have monsoon mr. lifting up the inside track of southern california. we also have high pressure building and it will be just a tad cooler tomorrow. fifties' overnight, 56 in santa clara and s

we hall of the latest the taurus with traffic beginning at 5:00 a.m. -- detours with traffic beginning at 5:00 a.m. and local lawmaker is taking steps to balance the power of city government. he introduced four bills tonight including charter amendments that would pare the number of members down and shrink the votes needed to overcome a veto and allow the city council to add money to the budget if it does not produce -- if it does not approve of the spending plan. >> baltimore has a very strong mayor system of government. sometimes the council cannot do what they should be able to do. >> the council is also considering a bill that calls for the regular auditing of major city agencies, at least once every four years. ray rice will report to training camp as the highest-paid running back in franchise history. no pressure, ray. a last-minute deal that keeps him a raven for a long time. >> that is part of the reason it took to the 11th hour to get the deal done. 24 million guaranteed dollars is something that and not a lot of teams are willing to do. the entire package she brings to the ta

. >> a lot of the taurus and lights out. >> we have been asking all of our silly -- and city residents to check on those without power. >> we are ready to get back to normal. >> going home to nothing, the dramatic images as the victims of the hall data while fire and wiping out entire neighborhoods. controversy over the estate of thomas's kincaid. illegal struggle between the two women has happening in the south bay if less. >> this part should never be closed at all. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>catherine: an update on a fire in an apartment building in san francisco's tenderloin last week, 66 people were displaced. the fire did about $1 million in damage. but real bonfir

israel points the finger of blame at iran over an attack on its citizens after at least six taurus build any blocks in the bulgarian city of forgotten no group has yet claimed responsibility for the bombing. and attacks of chancellor merkel's authority the german parliament is set to vote on whether to funnel cash to spain's beleaguered banks but although lawmakers are widely expected to back her she's still tough to face down a rebellion within the ruling coalition. up next it's all the latest sports with paul. thanks very much kyra and welcome along with to the world of sports here is what's coming up. on the top of the world england and south africa prepared to begin their three match test series knowing the world's number one ranking is at stake. on his way to a rapid rise to fame jeremy lin leaves the new york knicks and signed the houston rockets and a deal worth twenty five million dollars. in time russia looks to continue its dominance in synchronized swimming with the london olympics now just over a week away. but first in cricket the top two test teams in the world begin their

the taurus is were i like the new system and think it is working out. the second trees if i think it is o.k. but these adjustments. the third was i do not like the new system. i got some comments on these, too. basically the people who did not like the system was 47%. people thought it was okay but it did work was 35%. the people who like it or 18%. most of the staff did not like it. it was an anonymous survey. the people who like it, did not go to dbi very often. thank you for listening to our concerns today. >> my name is mr. adams. i am at dbi almost every day. i would like to address mr. walker's commission. my understanding is the reason it is not there is because the company went bankrupt. if that is wrong -- that is what i've been told by many people. i think the problems start of the front door. there is gridlock now as you walk in, which i think discourages people from walking in. there is a huge line now to get a number four things before that you never had to get a no. 4. it is just gridlock everywhere. it used to take maybe three hours to ge

. >>> some disappointing news for taurus visiting the nation's capital.er they still will not be able to go inside the washington monument. there crake \ >>> they have as much as 5 in. of rain and that cost flash flooding. one car had to be abandoned on the roadways because of the floodwaters. the lower 48 states just set a new record for the warmest temperature. >>> it is going to be hot in spots, especially inlands. some of the fog has made its way into the bay. it looks like temperatures will stay cool out toward the coast line. this afternoon, we are going to be heating things out. temperatures heating up to the upper 90s in some spots. that ridge and is building in out in the four corners states. probably moving into the triple digits moving into tomorrow. the beginning of the evening hours are beginning to surge just inside 94 degrees in in morgan hill. 97 degrees in brentwood. 97 79 and oakland. 93 and hopped in santa rosa. more cooling back to normal as we head into the weekend. >>> so far we're doing great. if your heading down the dublin change,

taurus and israel are now taking up arms as army anti terror training is anyone willing to play. an on line twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is r t well government forces in syria are launching all out counter attacks in the capital to reclaim districts held by rebels but the country is now facing a new religious front ramadan is meant to be a time of peace and prayer in the muslim world but it's now being used for political means and syrians have little hope it will help curtail violence as artie's oksana boyko now reports from damascus. it's a call for prayer that at times sounds like a mother's wail and it all there is like a sinister cry in a horror movie plumes of smoke are now competing with minarets on the damascus skyline and few expect things to get any better in the coming months saturday is the first day of ramadan for many syrian muslims but not for all. the rebels that seem to disagree on just about everything also differ on the holy month is supposed to begin the start of ramadan is determined by the side of the new moon which varies from country to co

israel singles out iran over an attack on its citizens after at least six taurus are killed in a blast in the bulgarian city of poor guts. and a test of chancellor merkel's authority of the german parliament is set to vote on whether to follow cash to spain's beleaguered bad banks. onscreen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is r t well the syrian rebels have claimed responsibility for the latest bomb attack in damascus could mark a turning point in the conflict at such a been carried out by a bodyguard for president assad's inner circle with explosives planted the day before the killing of several top brass officials but although there has been some condemnation that's been drowned out by stronger was trying to calls for more action against a solid as artie's maria financial reports from damascus. we've only been hearing reports that it's been a massive very intense bombing but as you can see the building is not very much damage some windows broken and actually this is all the damage as we can see from here also from what we can see from here we can understand t

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parliament rejected the taurus online piracy treaty act the anti counterfeiting trade agreement was drafted to protect internet copyright laws but met with wide rage in europe for threatening people's web freedom up today it is our brussels correspondent. there were already a lot of signs very very strong opposition leading up to today's vote that it will be rejected by the european parliament the arguments opposing the fact that this possible passage of this could possibly infringe on a lot of individual freedoms especially when it comes to internet freedom so out of the four possible outcomes in parliament what happened today is that they have rejected this and counterfeiting trade agreement and what it essentially means is that europe as a whole will be out of this agreement and this has been signed by several other countries including the u.s. australia and if this is to be ratified by six of those parties europe will not be a part of it europe is considered as one entity the main concern really here is the loss of freedom and just more monitoring from authorities in favor of those peop

children safe, if we're going to hold school board members accountable, we need to give them the taurusmake sure they keep our kids safe. >> but a bill was killed that would have put the final decision in the hands of school districts in violence, sexual, and drug-related cases even though it had bipartisan support. >> it covers the most heinous situations. >> this service is so assembly member voted against it. >> but even after repeated interview requests he is not talk about why. at the defeat was another win for the california teachers association that vehemently fought the legislation. >> this is a very important issue, not because we value to process more than we value the protections to students, because the law does not allow us to do that. >> tester and administrators say that firing one teacher cost more than $100,000 and that the rules teachers' unions protect our and abuse of their power. >> it is very similar to the nra, they have taken an extreme position on this particular issue that they lost a lot of credibility. >> the california teachers association say that the bill

usually, it's a ford taurus. for 700 bucks. i know all these prices.am it's me, drives an infiniti. a black infiniti of the current era. you have to get the car. that was $11,000. >> jimmy: you got to get that shot right? one take, too. it's funny, you had to have an infiniti, yet on the show, we look back, your neighbors are different people. you'll change a cast member randomly. >> that's right. i've had two different mothers on the show. three different sister characters who have come and gone. a brother who has come and gone. only been on one season. >> jimmy: they suddenly are different people. >> it's not like the killed the character. >> jimmy: the second episode, your wife ex-wife -- >> first time i've had an ex-wife. >> jimmy: -- is african-american. your two daughters are extremely white. >> my wife is played by susan -- [ bleep ] [ laughter ] [ bleep ] you find out later is she related to larry? [ laughter ] anyway, she's really good. i feel so horrible. she's good enough to play the person. i didn't care. as far as her being black. she's ve

>> depends on the taurus is they may. they are doing tough things to make economies work better in to make sure that the institutions of europe create a better fiscal disciplines and better management. in the near term, they will have to do more to make sure there is confidence in their markets and -- >> spain's 10-year sovereign checked up to 10% when this action took place. the you think the market is already discounting the adverse consequences of the eurozone crisis on the world economy? >> there is no way to know that. -- >> there is no way to know that. you cannot tell what markets do. >> we can tell in looking back. >> all you can tell is the market every day is making a new assessment about weather european leaders are going to do enough to hold it together. they have committed to do that. they said that is their intention. they have the ability to do that. >> my question to you is what is the obama administration's plan? i know there have been numerous summits. you're spending a significant amount of time on this

in any business from taurus or locals were nonexistent during the fires could the fire burned nearlythe creek in maryland's eastern shores. the boys were to 12 year old cousin and a growth trend in their alas playing basketball on a charge pot parking lot here they say the boys went into the creek to cool off the chief medical examiner said that there is no signs of felt like a pair >> cell phone care is our looking for drive disinformation. they said that lasts year align the cell phone keratins have responded to allot enforcement agency lusa request in the carrier is -- the carriers are never records tell time of the day today agencies. they will require rejected demands that they considered to be legally questionable here >> we would be back in a minute and. >>mark: welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we're going to cop on a better cash forecasts. >>erica: the james lick freeway in downtown san francisco still so is flawed. and there are some delays for san francisco international airport. >> cannot be supplied surprise if we run into nineties for more ms. warmus inland areas