they're telling us it seems to be a puff link on the crude unit column and think ear telling us no confirmed injuries at this point. again, we do have a crew roan route to the scene. also i'm told we have a residence, denise, can you hear me. she's a resident to get her perspective of what she's seeing. if we don't have denise we can come back to her in just a few minutes in the meantime we'll tell you that the richmond bart station has been closed. also, again, we're going to reiterate there's a shelter in place for the entire city of richmond, again, just new information coming within the last few minutes. this is a level 3. we're getting reports there was no initial explosion. this was a single fire and single flair. okay, i'm getting word that we want to know with tom, he joins us now on the phone. tom, what can you tell us. >> reporter: i'm looking directly at this. shoot pictures of the finery, it's very difficult to get into the refinery. that's kind of the policy. i can tell you what i've seen, if you're looking northward the players to the right it looks like that's exactly what it

to tell us about the themes is melissa alexander. about some of the previous themes we have had. >> we have had sex ploration, sugar, red, blue. many things. >> what is the theme tonight? >> rock, paper, scissors. we are having a tournament tonight, but we have also used as a jumping off point to explore lots of different ideas. you can find out about rock, paper, scissors as a game as a reproductive strategy. you can interact with a piece of art created by lucky dragon. you can get your hair cut from a cool place called the public barber's salon. they use scissors only. you can find out about local geology, too. >> that sounds like fun. let's check it out. >> this is the most common rock on the surface of the earth. interesting thing is, most of this rock is covered over by the ocean. >> error congested a cool presentation on plate tectonics. tell us about what we just saw. >> we wrapped up a section of a lesson on a plate tectonics, here at the exploratory and -- exploritorium. >> are you excited to see people here having fun and l

probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper but when you taste it to or have it in your mouth, it is a variety. this is one of the best ways in creating community. people gather around and talk about it and get to know different cultures. that brings people together and i hope more off the grid style and people can mingle and interact and remove all our differences and work on our simila

so what can you tell us about that? >> this is a do or die moment this, has been in development for 10 years and this is, had it failed it would have left a vast vacuum. there would have been no funds for a follow up z there would have been a trenchman in the ability tochl plor mars or getting up an ability to lead that in the future, this is defers those questions for at least a few years and nasa has to makeup the find about whether we want to continue this program for scale back. >> and we're talking about finding other signs of live and other test down things like ice. and there is something like as you were saying would be very significant. and it may be in the fewer tour if the planet heats up possibility there would be live again? >> this is probably like life on earth. this may be surviving there, today. and so this rover has a small drill and can find tracers of live f we find conditions were live that would indicate need fr a roll up mission this, is going to be the big draw to get to the bottom of the questio

he can't tell us his mod tif.n find that out from his writings, his internet, his phone calls, e-mail. and, number two, was there a co-conspirator with these activities. we found out from a couple weeks ago that there were hints. psychological rage issue. we found that in aurora and we're going to probably find it now. we just need to give the authorities time to sort this out. >> as a former fbi profiler, tell us about the kind of person who does this kind of thing and they always seem to meet the same kind of skripg. young white male. dressed in tactical gear. we were told that he was armed with one handgun. >> yeah, i think that's still open whether it's going to be one or multiple handguns. and, again, they will be looking at his car, at his home to try to find out if he had more weapons. he shot quite a few people. so if he just had one handgun, i'm sure he probably reloaded at least one time. as far as the profile goes, you know, we're looking at this same time of shooter again, this age group. when we looke

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ktvu's paul chambers tells us that the suspects on the lose could face murder charges. es have gone in and out of this duplex in the city's china town neighborhood. inside more than 20 evidence markers were used to mark the scene. >> about 4:40 a.m. this morning, officers were dispatched to the area and reported gunshots in the house. >> reporter: investigators say three men tried to enter the home but it's unclear if they were successful. we do know three men were killed. police asked that we blur out his face for his safety. >> the homeowner was still present. he was detained for further investigation. >> reporter: animal control picked up a dog that was also shot and killed. police did not release any information but it appears marijuana was being grown inside. although the homeowner had permission to do so. although they are checking papers to make sure they were still in line. >> just like little petty thefts and i saw one time somebody got a chain snatched but that's about it. nothing like violent. >> reporter: it's unclear at this time if the homeowner will face a

ktvu's paul chambers tells us that the suspects on the lose could face murder charges. detectives have gone in and out of this duplex in the city's china town neighborhood. inside more than 20 evidence markers were used to mark the scene. >> about 4:40 a.m. this morning, officers were dispatched to the area and reported gunshots in the house. >> reporter: investigators say three men tried to enter the home but it's unclear if they were successful. we do know three men were killed. police asked that we blur out his face for his safety. >> the homeowner was still present. he was detained for further investigation. >> reporter: animal control picked up a dog that was also shot and killed. police did not release any information but it appears marijuana was being grown inside. although the homeowner had permission to do so. although they are checking papers to make sure they were still in line. >> just like little petty thefts and i saw one time somebody got a chain snatched but that's about it. nothing like violent. >> reporter: it's unclear at this time if the homeowner wil

tell us it's someone else's fault, this president can tell us the next four years will set it right, but this president cannot tell you you are better off since he took office. >> almost 17 after the hour. here is quick headlines for you. the lacrosse player who murdered his girlfriend in a drunken rage will spend 23 years behind bars. a judge reducing the recommended sentence by 3 years. 25 harvard university students now under investigation accused of collaborating on a take home final exam this spring. each student will go before the university board those who are found guilty face year long suspensions. >>> time for more highlights from the final night of the rnc. >> jeb bush taking the stage. the governor had strong words for president obama defending his brother president george w. bush. >> my brother, well, i love my brother. uz he is a man of integrity, courage and honor. and during incredibly challenging times, he kept us safe. so, mr. president it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. you were dealt a tough hand. you were dealt a tough

this is a pretty regular occurrence where politicians use songs. artists tell politicians, hey, don't use my song. the ryan campaign did respond to snyder pretty quickly by saying, we're not going to play it anymore. >> i'm always -- i don't know. it's just strikes me as strange that these political camps don't call the artist and say, hey, do you mind if we play your song? >> well, i think they know what the answer is going to be in most cases. and it's also interesting to me that they sometimes don't even look at the lyrics. in this case of this particular song, they didn't know the song's history and how much fire this song -- it was a rebellious song in the '80s and came under fire from a lot of conservative watch dog groups. >> aj, thank you. you'll be back in the next hour. and so is dee snider. he won't be back, but he'll be joining us in the next hour to talk about this dispute and why he released two such strongly worded statements. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] more power. more style. more technology. less doors. the 2012 c-coupe. join merce

tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursdaythe california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the aquarium in to see people with a drink in their hands, getting to know maybe somebody new, may be looking for a day, or chatting with friends. there jellyfish. i mean, they are beautiful. >> the culmination of the animals. >> it is very impressive. we do not have this at home. >> tell us a little about some of the spider's we see here on display. >> at the california academy of sciences, there is

can you tell us what the plan is. go back to the east bay, where are you going to put them? >> i don't even know yet. >> reporter: dana vollmer excited about her three gold medals. now we're transitioning into track and field and the big story last night and still is today from the front page of the london times, the rocket man, usain bolt does it again in olympic record time. 9.63 seconds. when you're that good you get a double cover. how about that t the times of london. our coverage continues later on this morning. back to you. >> very cool. thanks so much. we'll check back with you. >> you sane sbolt usain bolt is phenomenal. >> how are we looking out there? >> usually takes me 30 seconds to get to the weather wall. that's extremely impressive. and yes, how amazing to have these live interviews. you never know what you'll get on "today in the bay" when you wake up. a live look at the bay bridge. mostly cloudy conditions here. that marine layer is thick this morning. about 2,500 feet. for us what that means is it's

information that at least for a time piecing together the mosaic of where this man worked, the landlord telling usderstanding that he worked making welding supplies and that he worked on a night shift. some neighbors have told us they had seen the suspect walking his black dog in the neighborhood. he seemed like a pleasant person, very quiet. kept to himself. various accounts say he had a girlfriend. some accounts say he broke up with that gave and moved from one side of the street to the other. that is the neighborhood where that house is being searched. we also know from the police chief here at oak creek, john edwards who told me the suspect had a criminal record. he didn't want to go into a lot of detail about that. he did say that even though he had a criminal record, he had not had any contact with law enforcement officials in this general area, carol. so piecing together some details about his life in addition to his army service as we've been reporting. he was an army specialist. he had gotten the rank of sergeant at one point but disciplined and reduced in rank. this according to a pentag

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via skype right this minute to tell us all about it. lk us through what happened right before your arm got shocked. >> i was on a hill videotaping, trying to get as much as i could in the video. >> what happened at the end? >> i got to go to an electrical fence and shocked my elbow. >> that's a really good lesson to learn at 11 years old. anything can happen on live tv. how did you pick up after that? >> i just filmed another video. >> describe the conditions of the fire now. >> the firefighters are trying to get it out. they have spent $87 million on it. >> what would you say if i offered you a job. >> i'd definitely be breathless. >> where do you get your news? >> wherever i can find. ♪ >> that's your news director calling. >> is that a hot tip? are you getting an update on a story? >> it might be. >> what story are you working on now? >> at the moment i'm taking a few days off for the incident i had the other day. >> all the things that could possibly go wrong to a journalist happened to him in one video. >> i know some grown-up journ

who still works at pinehaven. >> some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> that's totally false. >> reporter: what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to restrain them. >> what does that mean? >> you have places on your body where nerve ends are real close -- >> show me. where on my body. >> like right there. right there. >> so you would do it with two hands on one hand? >> usually just one. >> you would put your hands on pressure points? what was the purpose of that? >> to stop them from flailing or to stop them from hitting somebody, or to stop them from whatever behavior they happened to be doing at the time. >> could that not be interpreted as choking, an adult putting presh you on a child? >> i suppose it could be. >> do you still do that? >> no. we've been told we cannot do that. so we don't do that anymore. >> reporter: bob larsson said he was the one that told bob kent no more pressure points. >> i had my hair in a ponytail and he grabbed me by the ponytail and dragged me up the stairs. >> reporter: he introduced us to some former

. >> obviously a lot preparation ahead of the storm, what can you tell us about the mood there? >> you know, it is a little bit eerie here in new orleans because even though most people really are confident that the new levy system will work, the fact that this storm is coming in on the anniversary of katrina, the seventh anniversary, it is rattling some nerves. people that felt like they had put that experience behind them, it is bringing back those memories and that one family that we spoke to in the seventh word this morning, a big tall grown man basically in tears talking about what was like to be in the superdome and he had thought this morning when he woke up he would write out the storm here in the downtown area and he said " no, i do not want to go through that again, i'm going to be safe and get out. >> luckily it is not as strong as hurricane katrina, karen brown live in new orleans, thank you so much. let's check in with lawrence tracking the path of the hurricane. >> all these hurricanes have their own personality, i think that this one will be all about the rain, no

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tell us what you've got to tell us. >> barbara, it's the little things in life that do it for me, and you know, a day like today, i am happy. one happy camper. it's sunshine throughout the area right now. we're at 83 degrees. we've really see that temperature move up, and the dew point temperature, down from yesterday. just at 60 degrees. this time yesterday, it was around 68, 70 throughout the area. look at some of the temperatures now. 83 there around d.c. and those spots like anacostia and benning. 83 over in stafford. and vienna coming in at 82 degrees. so a nice warm-up today. you can see on the satellite and radar, no clouds, no rain. that includes then on your storm 4 radar. you could see some sprinkles later in the higher elevations of virginia, but that is it. it's rain for tomorrow, though. so, again, enjoy today. chicago getting some big-time storms today. thunderstorms coming into western michigan and northwestern indiana right now. today's high, 88 in frederic to 91 in d.c., 91 in culpepper. a beautiful day for us. coming up, we'll take a look at the next couple of days.

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owe fishes tell us i was on lock down skt order breeched and administrators nearly told us, quote, everything is fine. >> there is help requested when the driver ignored requests to stop and instead, took off. police tell us not only did they want to elude capture but did their best to get rid of the stolen good autos and and and they tried to get rid of evidence. >> and most tossed items recovered along the freeway. and helped this case, looking for a possible connection to others. >> and there is evidence taking two suspects in custody and. >> they hit hid in the garage and would were apprehended but the sthird still out here somewhere and police have not been able to locate the subject in his 20s, they say he may have been affected by poison oak. anyone with information is asked to call the vallejo police department. >> and 11 people were hurt when a driver plowed into a school. and after it ended up on the sidewalk this afternoon, this happened as classes ended at main street elementary school. the driver says he is 101 and spoke a short time ago. >> i lost control of the car. the brakes

tell us a little bit about the organization. >> we're 30 years old now.e started with 14 farmers, and it has grown out to over 80. >> what is the mission of the organization? >> this area has no grocery store spiller it is all mom-and- pop stores. we have this because it is needed. we knew it was needed. and the plaza needed somebody. it was empty. beautiful with city hall in the background. >> thank you for speaking with us. are you on the web? >> yes, hocfarmersmarket.org. >> check them out. thank you. >> welcome. the dish is ready. >> it looks and smells amazing. >> thank you. it was not easy to meet the $20 budget. i checked everybody out and found some great produce. really lovely seafood. i think that you are going to love it. >> do not be shy. cyou know this can run you $35 to $45 for a bowl, so it is great you did this for $20. >> this will feed four to six people. >> not if you invite me over for dinner. i am ready to dig in. >> i hope you'll love it. >> mmm. >> what do you think? >> i think i am going to need more. perhaps you can have all you w

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pool at one point with a pink bikini bathing suit, speedo. >> maybe there's something he wants to tell uswe'll get it out of him. this is nbc news. and his friend brendan hanson. and we've got our guys tell all. we've got nothing but hot guys here today, hodi. >> speaking of hot guys, let's talk about harry one second. >> she is crazy about him. >> i love him, okay? i'm not offended. i don't think it's terrible. here's the thing. a lot of the british tabloids, you know they are relentless. they put pictures up. they do anything. >> they sometimes get in so much trouble they have to close one of their newspapers down. >> in this case the royals asked them or told them you cannot print these pictures because of privacy issues. it was in a private room, et cetera, et cetera. and the papers did not print the pictures, but they did something else. they reenacted them with some of theiemployees. >> so that guy is taking it for the team, right? >> he sure is. >> i have mixed emotions about this. i think it's not very journalistic. you think it's awesome because you have no standards about anythi

. >> reporter: some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> that's totallyse. >> what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to restrain them. >> what does that mean? >> you have places on your body where nerve endings -- >> show me, where on my body. >> right there. >> show me. >> right there. >> you're going to hear more from the house parent and his accusers in the hour ahead. gary is investigating another religious school. facing allegations of abuse. what he found is shocking. students said they were forced to panhandle in subways and streets. watch. >> reporter: my name is gary tuchman with cnn. we want to know why you have children out here begging for money here at this subway. >> we're not answering any questions. >> very young children. there's more on that. gary's also been looking into allegations of abuse at a fundamentalist fairhaven school in indiana. several students are claiming they faced corporal punishment at the hands of the pastor and school officials. here's one of the former students who said he was in the 7th grade when

on improving our ability to use biomarkers, measures that can be made in living individuals that tell us something about the underlying biology and that we can use to then choose a new treatment and to monitor how well that treatment is working. >> at this level of the conversation, give me some sense of where your own understanding of the genetic input is a factor here. >> the main thing to think about when you think about the genetics is how you can build that to get at the next level of understanding. the genes themselves are just passed on from generation to generation. they're being use food build something, to build a brain to build the parts of the brain that are functioningment and they're ultimately at least in some cases not carrying out the function that they are supposed to be doing when people have schizophrenia. so you have to be able to tie this together, moving from the genes, through the developmental processes, through the different cells, through the groups of cells that are connected together and the synapses to make some sort of a breakthrough. and what ought to be p

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tell us about the festival and what role you guys play here? >> the festival has gun going on for a number of years -- has been going on for a number of years. it is between st. louis church, the st. gabriel. >>> and the little italy lodge. it is an opportunity for those three groups to work together. we need to work together. >> there is so much food. we talk about the food all the time. tell us about the special could bees there. they are homemade. they have quite some history. >> they are all hand made, homemade here by members of the community. we have a group of very fine ladies, individuals who get together over at the church hall and bake for hours on end to produce what you see here. also, the other cookies in the other contains are for the most part are homemade and assembled into the containers. if somebody buys those, they are getting some pretty authentic italian food. >> not only can you find food, drinks but lots of fun. to tell us more about that, dino, the bocce ball tournament. >> that is a tradition too with the italian festiv

mohamed tells us about his fiance. no sign they are nervous for the enemy waiting for them just down the road. then, it's time to gear up. they eagerly wait for their names to be called. weapons are handed out. ak-47s, robert-propelled grenades. we go back to the home where a local family is putting us up. there, we immediate a young english teacher who says the government forces arrested him and for four days, he was tortured. >> they tell me -- day told me that they would let me die slowly. like a dog. or an animal, because i am not a human. >> reporter: he was repeatedly hit with the butts of rye faifl. simply, he says, because he lives in this town that is no longer controlled by assad forces. >> it is hard to describe it. >> reporter: it's stories like his what have fueled what is clearly a civil war. pitting syrian against syrian. so far, an estimated 20,000 people have been killed. but as in any conflict, the fog of war blurs lines. here in syria, it's not just a civil war. we drive out of town, looking for a ch

tell us about yourself so we can make a decision about who we want as president. >> congressman john garamendi, great to have you with us. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> let's turn now to tom perriello, president and ceo of the center for american progress. tom, your thoughts on this. are republicans making a mistake by continuing to take on harry reid? >> the first thing you learn as a candidate is that the vote belongs to the american people. no one is entitled to that position. mitt romney is asking the american people to hire him as president and commander in chief, and going into that job interview saying, you, my future employer, are not entitled to know about my past. that is just not the kind of arrogance that the american voters are looking for. and here's a guy who, from what we already know, has proposed a $2,000 increase in taxes on middle-class families. that's analysis from a group he called an independent third party set of analysts. increase taxes on the middle class while he gives himself a $4.5 million tax kickback. so i think the american voters are deciding who t

welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> belva: start by telling us how you ended up at foster care andhe bakery? >> i ended up there because my father was arrested for whatever charge, he was arrested. he couldn't take care of us. he took us to the bakery so yusuf bey and his wife could take care of us. >> belva: who was us? >> my sister and brother. >> belva: i see. louise, how did you become involved in the story? >> i watched the story like everybody did. i also live in the neighborhood and i own and run a martial arts school in the former school where yusuf bey had his bakery. kowana told me more about that when we met. >> belva: tell us what happened when you were placed in foster care there. >> let me see. it was a grueling environment. pretty strict. i wasn't allowed to go to school. i wasn't allowed to go outside of the bakery's environment at all. i was somewhat held captive like a slave. i worked from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 at night. i had to do what i was told to do. >> belva: weren't you a child? >> i was a child. a child who reached out to the foster care system. actually the