. ♪ open the door; let's explore ♪ ♪ explore the great outdoors ♪ it's not very hard to travel far ♪ do you want to go first? down the trail. down the trail it is. ♪ so pack a bag and grab a tent ♪ ♪ we're going to explore ♪ open the door ♪ head down the trail ♪ explore my great backyard ♪ now where? over the bridge. over the bridge it is. ♪ so pack a bag and grab a tent ♪ ♪ we're going to explore ♪ open the door ♪ head down the trail ♪ over the bridge ♪ explore my great backyard ♪ what's next? cross the stream, carefully. let's carefully cross the stream. ♪ so pack a bag and grab a tent ♪ ♪ we're going to explore ♪ open the door ♪ head down the trail ♪ over the bridge ♪ carefully cross the stream ♪ explore my great backyard ♪ whew, how much farther are we going? through the woods. okay, i'm game. ♪ so pack a bag and grab a tent ♪ ♪ we're going to explore ♪ open the door ♪ head down the trail ♪ over the bridge ♪ carefully cross the stream ♪ walk through the woods ♪ explore my great backyard ♪ wow, anything else out here? some mountains! of course there's a mountain. ♪ so pack a bag a

is framed into the house. >> i understand the door part. i meant that i guess that i am maybe, what is going on here then? is it that you already have the permit and you built it already? >> no, i bought a house with it there. >> and could you i am missing something, here. and i think that... >> and should we have them come up and you can finish the questions with mr. auto first. >> the existing stairs that he is referring to was a preexisting condition at the subject site. >> okay. >> they are being rebuilt as part of this. >> so it has been in existence and the challenge here is to rebuild them? >> yeah. >> essentially yeah. >> to rebuild what has already been in existence? >> yes. >> and how long has it been in existence? >> i couldn't tell you. >> do you know? >> it has been a long time. >> okay. >> i know that it has been a long time because they are not legal. >> the stairs,... >> thank you, that was helpful. >> no other questions, for mr. auto then we will hear from the department now. >> thank you. >> thank you, with the department o

he sees what he wants, walks in the door, grabs a bottle of whiskey, out the door he goes. gone. >> that's quick. >> that's not the funny part about the video. watch the other angle of the clerk who noticed this happened and does his best to try to foil this thief and tries to leap over-the-counter and oh. >> sounds like one of the guys in the background watching the video on the security camera is the guy that fell off the counter. he is having a chuckle about it. >> so sorry. that had to hurt so bad. >> looks like he hit his head. i think he got hurt. >> like what just happened? >> no. >> you're looking for your eyeballs. >> he just laid there with his legs flailing for a little while. >> no good thief. >>> fellas, there is an inconvenient truth out there that the dudes from the kokomo youtube channel want us to come to grips with. >> girls. >> my wife [ bleep ]. >> my mom [ bleep ]. >> my grandma [ bleep ]. >> for real, guys. they're real. >> oh, please. like guys don't. >> who denied that? >> i have known this. >> it is the difference beeen knowing and accepting. theoys

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the door. not there. i go to the hospital, i meet with the victim. his head was all busted up. he was bleeding everywhere. he tells me she's on probation for smashing him with a hammer like a year prior. >> they say love hurts. >> she's a bad ass. 109 on her record. >> yes. >> you have to like really try to get that many. i'm assuming with someone with that much experience at the criminal justice system, once we locked her up, she's going to be held, not going anywhere for a while. >> hey, it's officer penton. hi, how are you? >> not bad. >> how's the head feeling? >> it's coming along. >> is she here? >> no, she's not here. >> where is she at? >> i don't know. she called me a couple of days ago at 2:00 in the morning saying pick me up. >> where is she staying at? >> i don't know. >> okay. thank you, good luck. >> what did he say? >> she's not there. she hasn't been here since the incident. >> you tell me she hasn't been here at all, no clue, no nothing bull [ bleep ]. >> that came right out. >

is framed into the house. >> i understand the door part. i meant that i guess that i am maybe, what is going on here then? is it that you already have the permit and you built it already? >> no, i bought a house with it there. >> and could you i am missing something, here. and i think that... >> and should we have them come up and you can finish the questions with mr.

though the door itself was blown off along with the fuselage and nine passenger, the latches of the door'ssm can help determine what happened if the locks may have failed and the door suddenly tore lose during flight. the last of the injured passengers from flight 811 was releaseded from the hospital. bill van rise says he was initially scheduled to be sitting in the section of seats -- >> we've been unable too shift you to business class. i had a window seat downstairs in business class. and they transferred me to upstairs. >> reporter: van rise says he simply put his trust in god. >> i've been traveling over many years and i always believed there's an eye of authority. i always have my giddian bible with me. >>> federal investigators will be listening to the black box for further clues to what happened to flight 11. >> that's it for this week's second look. i'm ken wayne. thank you for watching. you want to hear an interesting thing about stairs? not really. if the height of a single step is off by as little as two millimeters, most people will trip. i don't care. two milli... that doesn

again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you want to look at the paint lines on this building, it's kind of hard to tell until you get up close. remember, this building is kind of a grayish tannish color, i guess. when you get a little bit closer, this side of the building should be the same color as this side of the building. what happened was this bu

the officer opened the door, came out with a shank. lucky i have a hard head and it bounced off my head and just cut me in the back. sent me to the hospital. came back to work this day. i'm going to see about -- i just come do my job. that's all. i'm not -- i don't want to act like them, you know? >> he says he doesn't take it personal. >> would you take it personally if someone stabbed you in the head? >> oh, definitely. probably retaliate, you know? >> you get a little change of environment. we're actually moving today. >> where? >> we're going to the level five. >> my last 60 days are going to be over there? >> correct. everything goes good, my last 60 days i could get a little bit of interaction with people before i get out of society because 12 years of supermax is no it -- well, actually 16 years, so it's not a good transition to go before, you know. if i'm too dangerous to go to level five, how am i not too dangerous to go to population? >> i don't want you to go with any false impressions. what's going to happen is you are still

what happens when you leave you leave the door open or when we show up, we break the door down. somewhere to the side is better. hazardous material and how they get into us. you breathe them. you can eat them or get them on you. okay. or they can be injected into you. like if you have hazardous material at the grand autoand you slip and you get stuck. it's in you and on you. stay out of that place. here's a look of hazardous spills. the can tainer is bubling and oozing. bubling liquids or vapors. yeah. anything like that if you see something like that after an earthquake. don't kick it, pick it up or taste it. you will safety first. then everybody around you. isolate the area, for everybody else. and notice the fire department, that's us. around the house we use, limit the amount of stuff you are storing. we like to isolate the materials in enclosed cabinets locked metal ones are best, separate the flammables for the oxidizers. the bleach from the ammonia. you will ask me, george, where do i take this garage full of stuff. i have a garage full of stuff i don't use. there is a pla

some one of not as the door and a child opened the door and this person fired through the door.being told that about 10 to 11 shots came to the door. someone even told me that there was a bullet that went all the way through. here is the picture of the 8 year- old girl who died. she was on a play date with her friend. she begged her family to let her stay the night. they told her yes. unfortunately, it cost her her life. whoever did this fired these shots. it hit her in her neck as she was rushed to hospital but they were unable to save her life. earlier this morning i had a chance to talk to her 24 year old father. >> here is his reaction. >> i have no clue. the kids came to the door. who was showill shoot at a door full of kitsds. i really do not know. it might have been a mistaken house or anything like that. i have no clue. she comes over here all the time. >> this and father told me that he lived here for almost 20 years and that nothing like this has ever happened. the grandmother, was also hit. she ran out with blood all over her screaming for help. the police department

and then the officer goes through the dorm, and as soon as the door opens up you hit one, i'm trying to figure out why. >> what is that -- >> just left. >> it is part of the job. >> during the assault, several inmates in white storm try to rush the door, which staff view as an escape attempt. >> the dorm on camera was observed, several of them covering their faces, picking up what could be a weapon possibly. so we have activated the team. >> it is the special operation's response team. >> we have now been tagged to go in that dorm and restore order. >> wait for the phone call. >> all right. >> every situation is different, the biggest concerns and threats right now is we don't know who was involved, we don't know what they have. this is just too many involved. so we were going to use whatever manpower we have, this has to be done fast and safe. they're going to get in their full gear, body armor, guest. in this going to take the m-k nine oc container, for crowd control. we'll take cuffs, due to the number of them. the taser shield. >> because of the potential to lose control of the fl

this is the garage door. with high temperatures for the next couple days there is little relief in sight. linzie janis, mountain center, california. >>> massachusetts police photographer released photos showing the real boston bomber. not the glamorized version on the rolling stone magazine. the new images appeared on "boston magazine's" website. it shows the red dot of a sniper rifle trained on his head. the massachusetts state police department says the release of the photos was not authorized and that photographer is now the subject of an internal investigation. >>> a dramatic look at last month's deadly building collapse in philadelphia. the city transit agency released video from an approaching bus. take a look at that. it captures the moment that the building came crashing down. you can see the pedestrians scrambling for cover. six people in all were killed in that accident. >>> a death defying crash on a florida road caught on camera. the biker wearing a helmet cam is going 70 miles an hour when he slam

>> eric it happened right at the front door, look at the bullet holes here at the door. we are on wilson avenue in oakland and we just smoke with the father of the girl who was killed. he said show was here for a sleepover on a may date and when the children came to the door, the person who was at the door started shooting. it happened at 11:15 on wilson avenue. a four-year-old boy, two girls, and a grandmother were all shot and the 8-year-old girl who was shot died. the other three survived. according to the girl's father the woman is the grandmother of the two kids who live here and the girl who was killed was a visitor in the home. >> actually, it is a shocker. i am still in denial that she is gone. it is going to come to the time when i am used to her talking my ear off and shell not be there. she has a younger brother who i have to raise without her now so it will be difficult. >> he says he has no idea why this happened. i asked him who lives here and he said the grandmother and the mother and the two kids. of course, his daughter was visiting. police say they have

the 49-year-old refused to answer the door so police broke in. officers found the two dogs and a cat living this their own filth. police say other obstacles were there. >> he was a hoarder. we had to step around garbage and bags blocking the doors and the animals went to the bathroom throughout the house. >> they now in the kay of the animal shelter and will be put up for adoption. he face as fine and six months in jail. the apartment was in such bad shape that it has been condemned. >> still in word on what sparked a brushfire in the another bay. video provided by abe 7 viewer shows the flames up against the chicago highway at the former concord naval station. no homes were burned. 120 acres were burned before the firefighters put it out. we know the cause of the wildfire that burned 43 square miles near palm springs. electrical equipment failure on the private property sparked the flames on july 15. the fire damaged or destroyed seven homes in the area and it is still smoldering. >> you may want to sneak out of work early because the afternoon c

the children who live here thought maybe it was their mom at the door, and they answered when the doorbell rang. 8-year-old girl was spending the night at her best friend's house in oakland when someone came to the front car and opened fire. she was shot and killed. it is a shocker to me. it hit me earlier at the hospital but i am still in denial she is gone. it is going do come when i am used to her talking my ear off and she is not going to be there anymore. >> all three kids would were in the home were hit by gunfire. she and her best friend, who is seven, and the friend's little brother who is four. their grandmother was also shot. they are all expected to be okay. 22-year-old was also home, the two kids who survived the attack are his niece and nephew. >> firecracker is what it sounded like or an explosion or bomb. they said it was shots. >> the killer rang the doorbell and his niece answered the door and he didn't get a look at the gunman and no idea why anyone who harm his family. >> i don't know who they were aiming for, probably aiming for someone else. it wasn't me or anyone. >>

a man who was home said someone rang the door bell. >> it happened quick. i didn't know if she was dead or what. she was bleeding. i told the ambulance you need come. >> reporter: alaysha carradine's father dropped her off last night. >> i think she asked me it walk her to the door. >> reporter: police aren't releasing many details. they are asking the public's help to find who is responsible. this afternoon workers say they were once involved in street violence came by the apartments in the hopes of heading off further trouble. >> we have been through the same tragedy before. we talked to the family. hope we could prevent retaliation. >> reporter: relatives say after the sleep over she was planning to meet a talent scout today. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police arrested a 30 year on man on suspicion of trying to kidnap a 8-year-old boy. he grabbed the boy and when the mother confronted him he tried to pull the bay away. that was at 7:00 yesterday. he also fought with police officers when they arrived. he is held on suspicion of attempted kidnapping,

by a bullet fired from the front door. allen is live in oakland with the latest on the search for can i recall and allen it's so outrageous it makes you sick to think about it. >> yes. that's why this murder is attracting so many outraged community members including oscar grant's mother. police chief was even here passing out these fliers. hoping it will attract information that will lead them to the person who walked through that great. rang the door bell and fired shots into that door knowing there were children behind it. ♪ somebody needs you lord, come by here ♪ . >> tonight the murder of 8 leerld alicia attracted community members including oscar grant's mother, incensed. >> kill a young baby. she hasn't even lived in the world. >>reporter: when neighbors heard a few anarchist planning to march here they were quickly uninvited. >> get out this is not for you not rate now. >>reporter: police chief showed up to talk to neighbors. >> we have some ladies but this is one that witnesses will be key in. >>reporter: 25,000 dol

hey, the back door. hold on. >> i got the back door. ut the back, don't come out the back. >> i got the window. >> when you bust down the door, you never know what the guy's thinking behind that door. i saw a couple kids downstairs. they're debating what they're going to do, and you're going to react to what they're going to do. you secure downstair, went upstairs. we knew that house was a bad house. >> you got to cuff him. >> we have the cuff. transporting. come on, move. >> throw him in the wagon. >> we got our guy. what can i say? hard work pays off. three deefs looking for him. sat around for hours, you know. but when you grab him, then it's rewarding, you know? >> you thought you were going to hide from us, man, huh, mookie? >> did a good job. >> when we capture the bad guys, it gives me a sense of satisfaction. there's no better fit. >> that was crazy, i mean. >> when i went upstairs, man, big dude underneath the mattress. >> mookie's going away. meek mookie's going to be going away for a very long time. >> another day of work is o

by a bullet fired from the front door. allen is live in oakland with the latest on the search for can i recall and allen it's so outrageous it makes you sick to think about it. >> yes. that's why this murder is attracting so many outraged community members including oscar grant's mother. police chief was even here passing out these fliers. hoping it will attract information that will lead them to the person who walked through that great. rang the door bell and fired shots into that door knowing there were children behind it. ♪ somebody needs you lord, come by here ♪ . >> tonight the murder of 8 leerld alicia attracted community members including oscar grant's mother, incensed. >> kill a young baby. she hasn't even lived in the world. >>reporter: when neighbors heard a few anarchist planning to march here they were quickly uninvited. >> get out this is not for you not rate now. >>reporter: police chief showed up to talk to neighbors. >> we have some ladies but this is one that witnesses will be key in. >>reporter: 25,000 dol

they said it's gunshots he says the killer rang the bell and his niece answered the door. he says he didn't get a look at the gunman. >> i don't know. aiming for somebody else? >> it happened on wilson avenue around 11:15 last night. police say they don't know motives and don't have a description of the shooter, jesse fowler had to break the nous her mother. he says his step daughter asked him to walk her to the door yesterday, a door now filled with bullet holes. >> i think do you need me to walk you to the door? you're not too big for that? she said no and i said okay. that was probably the last thing i said to her. >> the family called her lady bug and said she was going into the third grade. police say they don't have leads and they're hoping anyone with any information will call investigators. >> incredibly sad. police charged three men with crimes connected with the trayvon martin protest in oakland. police are also using videos like this one to try to track down vandals asking anyone with information about crimes related to the protests to come forward. >> berkeley p

of course, all eyes are on the doors of st. mary's hospital and still at the palace. >> i could not help but think back to over two years ago when most of the world was supplying at the newlyweds leaving the abbey in that dashing vehicle and the first heir of welcome the conqueror to go home with a car seat. we went back and checked we, princess di held the boys on the escorted drives home and it is passing for a father letting go the sports car and something a little more sensible. patrick was princess dia's chief of staff for eight years and for a country that knows more of the royals from the house of disney than the house of windsor, why should we care about had moment? help us understand what brains are -- brains are feeling. >> it is not a royal command. i make that point. it has caught the public imagination. it produces an extraordinary surge of affection for the monarchy. what we are seeing is two things: obviously, the personal level, the beautiful new family moving from intense privacy of the delivery suite to the cot

. >> just eight years old, alaysha carradine opened the door. >> someone outside started shooting. alaysha was killed. >> the gunman is at large tonight. >> happening now a vigil at the scene of the crime. eric rasmussen live with reaction from that community tonight >> reporter: of course they want the violence to stop and speak up when they see crime. >> look down the street here. a sizable crowd gathered. >> we've seen a number of police officers, we're counting at least 3 police units that have parked in the street. >> that could be partly because some members of the occupy oakland movement have depart erred tonight and some organizers were not happy about it. >> someone fired six shots just before 11:30 last night. 8-year-old alaysha car radii ne was killed. >> they are expected to survive. >> carradine death is the 54th homicide of the year and should be getting attention from local, state, and even national leaders. >> when are they going to come to the bay area and help us fight this fight. >> it can't be the police, the mayor, or the clergy. >> today, pastors met with the p

the door falls in.american soldier jumps down in the room, and he points at me and he says, are you roy? and i said, yes. and he says, come on. we're getting out of here. one of the special forces guys handed me a flag and said whenever we're able to rescue someone, we always give an american flag to them. >> it was a pretty exciting day for everybody that was involved in it. and i have to say in 30 years of law enforcement, that's as good as it gets. >> these guys jump out of their helicopter and run right in, not knowing what they're going to meet. they didn't know what to expect. to me, they're real heroes. >> for 311 days, roy hallums endured the worst of human behavior, and lived to tell the story. >> i think the main thing is just don't give up hope. >> coming up, from a single desperate american to 52 desperate americans. inside one of the most notorious hostage situations of all time. >> for 444 days we were humiliated. from the firing squads, russian roulette, stripped nude. >> when "caught on

he says someone walked up to the door, the girls went up to answer. as they opened the door, someone just started shooting. >> it happened quick. i don't know if she was dead or what. i sent for the place. >> reporter: as daybreak they tried to come to terms with what happened. >> she was such a sweet girl, such a loving girl. she would get up in the morning before everyone and get dressed, lay her clothes out. such a big girl and big heart. >> reporter: those who loved her describe her as sunshine and her loss unimaginable. this was supposed to be a childhood pastimes, a sleepover. her grandfather said she was so excited to go. >> i said do you need me to walk you to the door? you're not to big for that? she said no. and i think that's probably the last time i spoke to her. >> reporter: alicia's mother is out of town but on her way back. all three people are expected to survive. the search is on for whoever is responsible. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> oakland police continue to investigate the disappearance of a toddler a day

slam the door. p the stairs those same notes -- and she'd whistle down the stairs in a higher register -- and who else knew what happened after that? [laughter] but i know there's more brothers and sisters. tavis: yeah, yeah. [laughter] when mama and daddy are whistling in harmony >> yeah. tavis: -- something is likely to happen. [laughter] >> so but it's hard to tell people these kind of stories. for me, looking at the spyglass of anthropology from this end, going like, wow, man, that was some different stuff. tavis: your dad passed away when you were how old? >> oh, i was about 11, going to 12. tavis: how did you -- i read that once, and i wondered how that impacted you. because it's your dad -- any child who loses a parent is going to grieve, obviously, maybe even for life. >> yeah. tavis: but your dad was the person, by these wonderful stories you're sharing now, who introduced you to, turned you on to music. >> oh, yeah. tavis: he's dead when you're 11. >> yeah. it was pretty heavy. i'll tell yo

and what that would do is that would open the door for us in faout thank youersinger, the public utility commissions the same programs that they did before us. and because i think that when you talk about the department heads, who clearly understand the needs of the community and the needs of the career pathway, for these deserving youth, there is nobody that understands it better than harman and kelley. >> i proposed amendment. >> all right. >> council have a copy of that? >> i was from the city attorney's office and i was handed that language and i move that the language that he read at the beginning of the meeting is also available and in a printed copies over on table over there. and that would be an amendment to number one in section e of the mlu to replace the language that is there by adding the general managers will jointly provide an annual report to the commissions no later than november 15, for each year, the mlu is in place, and covering the work program completing, and sources and use of funds. concession management and facility condition and replacement needs and activities

several inmates rushed the door of the housing unit. kimably was reportedly among them.til then he was regarded as a model inmate. you never cause trouble. you know, just cool out. >> he is going through personal issues, he said. he said he's going to be quiet the rest of the night for you. >> good. that's what we need. >> we'll see. >> kimably is currently in jail awaiting trial for murder. he's pled not guilty but lately he's been dealing with another death. >> i'm dealing with a big loss right now. my daddy died. i feel like everything sending. >> how did your father die? >> he smoked. last wednesday. my dad didn't have a relationship, like a real bond. other kids he took care of. he ain't never take care of me. but at the same time i'm not going to hold that against him. i still have a love for him. he is only 38 years old. still young. >> kimably right now faces more time in segregation due to this latest incident but staff can take his prior behavior in to account before making that decision. white, however, was given 60 days in segregation where he is locked in a

. >> smeared feces all over his body and the walls and doors. >> another inmate has an apparent breakdown. >> the demons come in my room, going to kill me. >> an alleged gang member has choice words for the man known as big sam. >> now you're calling me a bitch, name calling doesn't bother me. they did call me everything but a ruben sandwich. just across the freeway from the cleveland browns stadium, practically on the shores of lake erie, it should be considered prime real estate. but for the 2200 men and women in the 11th story complex, it is the cuyahoga correctional center. it isn't all it's cracked up to be. >> this ain't the place to be, it's like a little prison. >> i see girls in here crying, hysterical, i want to kill myself, this and that. it's bad. this is real bad in here. real bad. >> this place is crazy, they take everything, they might take your life. do what you can to get out and stay out. if you're just getting out, good, keep it that way. >> majority of inmates are currently accused much crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. it is a world frout

can you open the door, please? y of san francisco finally succeeded in closing down sunflower. a notorious hot spot for prostitution, masquerading as a legitimate massage parlor. >> they were closed. the owner left. the owner of the building rented the facility to somebody else. we had a moratorium on that location. we're not going to issue massage permits there. all the potential human trafficking at that location. >> unable to get another city permit for a massage establishment, the new owners at this address decided to get creative in rebranding their business. >> the first one opened under the guise of, what did they call themselves? relaxation spa. whatever that is. >> that is a common term now. it is actually just came up with it in the last year and a half. >> so by simply calling themselves a relaxation spa, the new owner secured a new business permit and got into the so-called business of relaxation. >> they are saying, there are girl that will give you a towel to set up your room. you take bath, a hot tub,

i met them at the door. i said, i've got the pentagon papers.ou come in, you can't leave until i leave. i won't think ill of you if you don't come in, because there's risks that we don't know anything about. theveryone come in to person said, senator, let me have it. so four or five people for two days were sleeping on the living room floor, and we would go to the papers. the style i used in going through it, i was reading my little portion of it, the first part which is most historic and most interesting. but others would -- i said, whenever you come across a name, come and show me the name. i would then read around the context and make a judgment of this should be excised or not. we didn't just take a pencil, we took scissors and cut it out so there will be no misunderstanding. i have to bring the papers from my home to the capital, and so i buy to flight bags, you know those old flight bags without wheels read i buy two of those to honor the papers. and so i spend the money, pack them up with two bags like that, and someone to take them to th

i was back on the plane, some firemen, a woman came to the back door of the plane, i think. so the fire, the fire crew was on pretty quickly and then bringing people out to safety. the firemen were pretty fast on the site. so by the time i was -- >> amazing to hear that. ben levy is with us tonight along with two of the first responders. nice to have everyone here. ben, we'll start with you. as we listen to you and you joined us. you were nice to join us the day of the crash. first an foremost, how are you feeling? >> it's been a wild ride the last several days. it's been emotional, it's been g busy. a lot of media reaching out after you put me on air. just trying to cope with the whole thing and every day learning more about it. quite frankly i was an amateur there sitting next to a professional here. >> we we in the green room before we began tonight's show. you were essentially reunited there. lieutenant you're in charge here. what's happening. you get the call about the plane crash and all of the sudden you're in go mode, correct? >> i heard it in my office and i turned

of power door -- you have seen those with the wheelchair symbol on it. it will open the door. the person on the wheelchair does not have to try to wrestle with the door to get in. it is much more immediate access if you of something like that. that is the first barrier to someone, if they are entering a business premises. the next issue is usually in bathrooms. a lot * -- a lot of times, but is difficult to comply with depending on the size of the establishment. to make a wheelchair-accessible bathroom, it takes a lot more space than a regular bathroom. so, it is a problem oftentimes with small businesses. especially if you have to do two of them. and it cost about $15,000 to $25,000 to build a wheelchair- accessible bathroom. for restaurants, bars, it's a truck, there is an issue on the height of the counters -- for restaurants, bars, at such wreck, there is an issue on the height of the counters. that keller would make the person wheeling up on in the chair not be able to be eye level. you cannot have it like that. you have to have a portion of the counter down level. it is 3

this right here, the garage door. firefighters are calling this time of day the bewitching hours when the heat and winds kick up and their jobs get even harder. the fire is exploding in size, with triple digit temperatures and swift winds carrying around the land, covered in bone dry shrubs, rocket fuel for the flames. >> we are the national priority right now. >> reporter: 3,000 firefighters and support crews are struggling to outsmart it. those in the front lines up against the toughest of conditions. >> you're sweaty, you've been hydrating prior but you can't seem to drink enough water. temperatures of 100 plus and you have the heat from the fire which can get up to 130 plus. >> reporter: firefighters on the front line carry food, water and fire fighting tools and emergency shelters. add helmets and boots and the total weight can reach up to 45 pounds. this year's record-breaking heat making the challenge even greater. in california, just a one degree increase from the average summer temperature can mean 35% more la