. >>> when the fire trucks pulled up, there was no attempt to stop the firemen from doing their jobs. the anger is not directed at the firemen, and and those that are injured. >>> you can hear a firetruck going by. >>> last thought. >>> i -- >>> i'm sorry. >>> go ahead. >>> yeah okay, i -- i just wanted to make one final point that 99% of these protests were peaceful and family of fred dri gray has called for peaceful protests and it's just gotten out of control and it is sad. >>> they were peaceful, and the police were showing up in their regular street uniforms and not riot gear, and the protestors respected that, and i'm getting back to your point of the firemen, they know it's not about the firemen. they're very angry with the police department. >>> that's what you are seeing. >>> wow! >>> joseph, thanks for your time. i know you have work to get to it. thanks for the information. >>> thanks. >>> let's do this. >>> let's cycle through some of the pictures and, this is the scene just in front of c.v.s., and, west baltimore and not very far from -- a major intersection and, he was t

enclosed with a terrific flame fire and the tragedy of it all was that i stood there and watched the firemen try to get up market street. they tied a rope around their waste and walk to the flame and try to get through it. pretty soon you would see the rope slacking and stop. then they would pull him back. with no water they couldn't do anything. it was just impossible for them. firemen just standing around watching flames. that's all. they couldn't do nothing. >> it was the fire who got him. he came into our home and said get out as quickly as possible. all the water mains and sewage had been up driving away from the fire lines. and my mother, saw seven fires from our back porch right after the earthquake. >> we knew we would be unable to stop it before they got to 20th. so we went into houses along on the north side of 20th. and we tore doors off. so we made barricades out of the doors so we would have some protection from the flames. so when the fire did come, we had everything ready. we saved everything south of the south side of the 20th. >> over on hayes, a woman cooking would start a

. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the house. they climbed up the ladder, went through the window, opened the door. >> when crews got to the basement they found 13 year old boy and his three little sisters, ages 12, ten and nine hungry, and shaken berks no visible injuries, all four were taken to the hospital for evaluation. and then to the special victims unit with r police are investigating. back in kensington, friends of all ages are just trying to make sense of what happened. >> i was like devestated because like tim ' really close to her and it was like nothing -- i just started crying. i never met a person that would do that to their kids. >> that girl is friends with one of the little girls who was rescued from this basement. now, this mother will face a number of charges including four counts every engage erring the welfare after child. reporting live outside of the special victims unit. jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you other news this morning manna cured of shooting a philadelphia police officer last wee

one of the firemen gets hooked up on to harnessed in. lifted up, picks her up and brings her back down. >> how did she get there? those are thick security bars. did she slip out and climb up. >> she climbed out there from that window, apparently she had been left alone in her home while her parents were out working. >> makeing a point, why are you leaving me at home. >> looks like she's sitting there in protest. heying i need attention. >> authorities are trying to make a point with situations like this and asking parents to not leave their kids under 10 years old alone at home. >> at least she wasn't stuck. >> yeah. >> well this child is stuck. >> oh! >> this 18-month-old child got its head stuck in this pipe. they have to cut her head out of this pipe. no word on how it got stuck there but she is being held by her mom, trying to control her. the little pliers cutters aren't cutting it. look at the size of the cutters they're using here. >> that's so scary for this poor child. >> scary for mum, too. >> wow. >> fortunately at the end, th

thanks, jeff. >>> coming up at 5:00 the trouble a bunch of baby duck lgs got into and the firemen who came to their rescue. >> go pro goes on a spacewalk. what it feels like. my name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i serve. nobody wants to be without power. i don't want my family to be without power. it's much more personal to me for that reason. i don't think there's any place i really would rather be. >>> san jose is going all the way in its legal fight over the oakland a's. the case is going to the u.s. supreme court. the city filed a petition today for five years. major league baseball refused to allow the a's to head south to l.a. citing objectio

. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the house.imbed up the ladder went through the window open the door and let the kids out of the basement. >> reporter: children stumbled out shaken and hungry but otherwise uninjured. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution and later placed in protective custody at the special victims union. afro diet tease sanchez is friends of the victims and watch as she was taken out of the home home. >> i was devastated because like i'm really close to her and it was like nothing -- i just started crying. >> reporter: the suspect has not yet been formally charged but that is expected to happen soon. she will be facing multiple charges including four counts of endangering the welfare of a child. we're arrive outside of the special victims unit. matt rivers cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you. >>> the death toll meantime in the earthquake that rock nepal has just surpassed 3200 people. rescuers working night and day. they have found survivors buried beneath the rubble. after shacks are hamperin

. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the house they climb up the ladder, let the kids out the basement. >> children went through a hospital and they're okay and in protective custody now. their mother has not been charged. >>> right now it is 5:37. and in business news this morning, huge recall from ford. >> and change in your pepsi. money watch's jill wagner joins us in new york at the stock exchange, jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, err cape so the markets open at new record highs s&p hit all day high. do you finished 21 points higher nasdaq rose 36 also hitting new high for the second day in a row. ford is recalling about 400,000 vehicles, because of the doors don't latch properly, and could open when the cars in motion. the recall includes certain ford fiesta's, fusions lincoln mkz's from 2012 to 2014. no major injuries have been reported from the problems. >> diet pepsi getting new sweetner. pepsi co says it is dropping as per tame, replacing it with splenda. sales of diet soda have been falling, pepsi co says it is changing the recipe because custom remembers w

. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the house they climb up the ladder, went through the window, opened the door. >> when crews got to the basement they found a 13 year old boy and his three little sisters ages 12, ten and nine. hungry and shaken, but with no visible injuries, all four were taken to the hospital for evaluation, and then to the special victims unit where police are investigating. back in kensington, friends of all ages are just trying to make sense of what happened. >> i was like devestated because like i'm really close to her and it is like nothing -- i just started crying. i never met a person that would do that to their kids. >> yes, she was actually friends with one of the little girls who was found inside of the basement. meantime this morning, this mother will face number of charges, including four counts every endangering the welfare after child. we will continue to follow this story. for now liver outside of the special victims unit, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank if you, also this morning, child is injured after a fire starts in one home

. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the house and climbed up the ladder went through the window,pened the door and let the kids out of the basement. >> reporter: block captain victoria says she could see the fear in the children. >> all ran to the policemen. it seem like they were covering their face and everything they were a little embarrassed and scared. >> reporter: investigators say the kids were hungry but otherwise okay after being checked out at a hospital. the mother is now facing serious charges and stunned neighbors are left wondering how it could ever get to this point. >> she's a single mom. going to school. going to work. trying to support her kids. you know what i mean? so it's very hard for a mother to do that. you know. i think it just caught up with her. >> reporter: the mother will be charged with four counts of inn daring the welfare of a child and wreck lesley endangering another person. >> 12ing right now rescue crews picking through rubble looking for any signs of arrive after a massive earthquake in nepal. the images are heartbreaking and now experts worn

the firemen had to, call through the house and find out why somebody would lock their kids in the basementthey let kid out. kids are all okay. the the mommies probably not feeling so okay right now. >> i never met a person that would do that to their kids. if she was thinking of that as punishment then i don't know what type of parent that is. it is hard to raise kids as a sipping will mom raising four kid. the she's working. the she's going to school. it is hard. it vice hard. so, sometimes i think this was a bad judgment on her part. i think she just made a mistake. >> reporter: well, we will likely get more answers from the head of svu after he gets in following 9:00 o'clock. some answers like where they eventually found the mom after they found the kid where was she at while these kids were locked up. what charges if any, she will face but detectives who handle cases like this say don't be surprised if she faces child endangerment charges and lukely she's not facing word charge fess they end up way worse off if they were found good if there was a fire they could have all died much more

women get in there and at one point, they get firemen outfits and spandex. they rip the stuff off. and this movement. but they had these little shiny foil g-strings. and that's the end of it. they just get down to that. and about an hour in to this, the women are going -- i'm thinking, did you think they were going to service you or something? there are 600 women. they get down and do their thing near the tables and women would tuck money in there but grab, no change in there. they would be in there trying to get. now, this is real. i'm doing a gig. i think it is in ohio and 800 women. and they are kind of pissed. it is the end of the night and they are not getting nichlt there's not literally enough to go around. i don't know what they thought -- it's always trish's birthday party from the office. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i swear she was nice when she left. and she had seven gallons of gin in her or whatever and they stop looking at the strippers and i'm doing jokes and saying the firemen, look at his hose or whatever. so this group of women why don't you take your clothes off? a

basement but dark, dirty basement without much ventilation and zero comforts of home upstairs. >> the firemen put a ladder up against the the house. they climbed up the ladder, went through the window, opened the door out and let the kid out on the basement. it seemed like they were like, they were covering their face. it seemed like they were embarrassed and scared. really honesty we're all really shock. it doesn't seem like something like she would do. >> like i started crying. i was like what type of person does this to their kids. that is not the a type of punishment you do. >> she's a single mom, going to school, work trying to support her kid. the it is very hard for a mother to do that. so i think that it just caught up with her. >> reporter: police haven't said so far where they eventually found the mother when she wasn't home at first before bringing her here to the special victims unit. not to reunite face-to-face with her kid but first, also brought here like the kid likely to face four charges of endangering, taking maybe tough parenting a bit too far here in kensington. >> do you

the bigger problem was that snow and ice had collected on the limb. >> the firemen and news crew haveea the tree limb above the power line is about to break. >> i was, you know, doing this shooting where you're looking through the viewfinder with your right eye and my left eye, i'm looking around, see what's going on. i see the tree branch move a little bit. i kind of looked over at it, and that's when everything let go. >> they're standing only a few feet away from live power lines charged with nearly 10,000 volts of electricity. >> the power lines. more today is medical emergencies, people are out shoveling their walks. >> the electrical explosion starts right above the assistant chief's head. >> and i can remember the loud boom, the vibration in the ground and the heat on the back of my neck. >> holy cow! >> the high-voltage wires unleash a fury of arcing energy. >> the thing the tape doesn't show is the vibration. i mean, we were all, like -- it was, like, did we get shocked, or what was that? it just doesn't show how loud or how much energy was released when that thing let go. yo

in this case they are creating these fire lines, police lines and the firemen are following ahead of mething they're doing, they're plugging holes in the fire hoses which makes it very hard to extinguish the fires. >> we watched that last night. unbelievable. thank you, joel. >>> the time now, 19 after the top of the hour. a race against time to find survivors in the rubble after that devastating earthquake in nepal. the brand new concern that could make the situation even worse. >>> and then some heart stopping video. kids getting ready to board a school bus nearly taken out by that speeding suv. >>> developing now in nepal, rescuers pull more victims out of the rubble of that 7.2 magnitude earthquake. developing concerns for that country's leaders now asking the world to help gather supplies for thousands of people now forced to live in tents outdoors. the death toll climbing to more than 4400 including a fourth american. >>> now, the state department confirms vinn truang died at the base of mt. everest. google executive dan freddenberg has also died. dozens more americans are also

. >> call the police and the firemen. >> this is mike tyson. sync challenge taking on terry cruz in tonight's upcoming episode "lip sync battle." both men going through '80s hip-hop classics. ♪ ♪ push it good ♪ >> i don't know if he knows the words to this song. >> it's lip syncing, right? >> yeah, but it's supposed to be lip-sync to "push it" from salt n pepa. here's terry crews. ♪ >> a little run dmc. will it be enough? >> we'll see how this works out. >>> and how about another faceoff, this one involving mila kunis and an aspiring pop star. >> she's being sued by christina cairo who is originally from ukraine and claims kunis stole her pet chicken named doggie when they were children. >> what does she want now besides attention? she just realized a song called "give me green card," and suing for $5,000. citing emotional therapy bills last night kunis responded with the help of ashton kutcher. >> i would like to launch a counter $5,000 lawsuit for making me sit there and watch your music video shamelessly. >> no green card for you. >> no. >> i

they're in the house and the firemen showed up quick and they came out. >> he calmly told police how o get inside. >> i need you to tell me if the firefighters came to the front door how will they get to you in the room. >> up the steps and right in the back hallway and during the tense 11-minute call he never panicked. >> he broke the wrong window? >> yes. >> i was happy when they broke the window and got in. >> it's a sentiment not lost on aliya who considers her big brother to be her biggest hero. >> he was trying to save our life and he did. >> ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> brave young man. south bay museum today won the country's highest honor for museums. the institute of museum and library services announced the tech museum of innovation in san jose will receive his national metal. the award of the celebration of museums and libraries that present extraordinary and innovative approaches to public service. representatives from the tech museum will receive the award next month in washington, d.c. and the museum is one of only ten institutions to capture this honor. >> here's

the firemen are going into the liquor store. >> go to the other side! >> reporter: okay asking us to move. so we're coming back across the street now. they're going to start to hose this down. >> okay, let's go. >> reporter: now, over here you have people coming out filming, they're coming out of their houses. they're actually asking for the police. some are angry, but some are asking the police to be here as well, don. do you have any questions? i'm sorry if i'm overtalking you, but i can't hear you well. >> no, no, no, no no. i'm letting you go there. all i can tell you is to eat the mike and put it as close as possible. don't go anywhere chris. because i want to speak to -- rob is here and rob, you know this very well you know the city very well. chris, don't go anywhere. i just want him to answer that question. you said that they have to get people out of these homes quickly. >> a lot of these stores the owner operators live above the store and it's on fire so it almost appears as if there's a rescue operation to assure residents getting out of thei

with the firemen who saved her and her brother marcus. >> we're going to die! >> please don't say that. >> reporter: aleah feared for her life as her brother called 911 inside their burning home on sunday. >> what is the location of the emergency? >> i knew i wouldn't have been able to take us out by myself. >> reporter: at one point, he had the presence of mind to hell his mother who can be heard crying from the other side of the door to save herself. >> tell them if they're able to get out, get out. you stay in the room if you can't get out. >> get out! get out! i wanted her to leave because i knew i could get as much help and i could. i wanted to see her on the other side as well. >> reporter: today he and his sister were awarded f bravery. so was the 911 operator. >> he did exactly what he was supposed to do. >> reporter: the dispatcher. >> feels good to know that everybody made it out alive everything went smoothly. >> reporter: and the firefighter who saved them. >> you dream for moments like this, that you can have an effect on an outcome. >> reporter: t

but instead of using that taser he used the firemen. there have been questions about his training since then. he's had a close wrelationship with this department. now claims about "tulsa world" talking about falsifying records, talking about three supervisors may have been reassigned for not wanting to falsify the ror record. everyone wanting to question the record for his training what's going on in the sheriff's office. we talked to his lawyer three days ago. >> he's got the training. every news outlet checked with cleet, certifying organization in oklahoma. everyone has been told he's a certified reserve deputy in the state of oklahoma and has all the requisite powers that come with that. he's done the training. he's proven himself on the firing range. >> bates faces second degree manslaughter charges. his lawyer told us he had been on hundreds of operations like this one. now all that is under question. kate and john. >> ryan young, thank you so much for laying it out for us. much more on this later. one of the stories who broke the

>> i can tell you they did dry to bring a fire truck in here to get to a building on fire, the firemene attacked they had to hurry out. the building is still burning they are just going to let it burn, this crowd appears to be more people here. i don't know what police plan is, but they have to get police, this crowd is getting larger. charles: again, they first starred, they formed i guess it would be your maybe riot police 101 with wedge formation, then they abandoned that. what can they do now? you said they are so out numbered. and leaderless. who could they do? >> i am not sure, i can tell you, i am walking back up the street to that alley, i want to ask the pom ander -- commander who is the plan, what is the plan, but i can tell you, i see a couple of school buses, filled with police officers arriving. i think these are reinforcements, i am walking up a little bit, they have to do something, it looks like about 10 buses pulling up full of police officers, i think they havery enforcements coming in now. charles: 10 buses with 30 police officers right now. from what you see, do you

and all the firemen became, you know, relaxed. some pulled out sandwiches.myself and drink and was ready to pack and leave. >> but a dangerous condition known as a boilover is brewing. >> couple of fire departments looked at the footage and, you know, was apparently one of the first times a boilover type explosion had ever been caught on tape. >> a boilover can occur during oil tank fires because oil is lighter than water. the water being pumped on to the burning oil tank sinks to the bottom, where it eventually boils into steam and explodes, propelling the flaming oil on top into the sky, and the surrounding area. >> where were you at when the explosion happened? >> i was up there with the nozzles on the tank. it started to boil over. by the time we noticed it was going to boil over, we backed out, it was too late. it flashed on us. >> it was a mad dash for survival. everybody was running as fast as they could away from the fire. the heat was so intense, we didn't know when it was going to stop. >> before the explosion, the fire department is aware of the b

and today, it erupted in looting, burning buildings, sabotage of the firemen's equipment we saw. we've seen bloody photographers from police stations and we've seen general unrest in the city of baltimore. and the national guard has been called in. a curfew imposed as of tomorrow. no one at the police conference amazingly asked the mayor why she didn't think it would be a good idea to enforce the curfew or begin it tonight. now you can see we're live covering these events which have been described as disastrous by many who have been covering this situation. i want to bring in now leland stays on the scene and continues to cover the breaking news. there's now looting on all four corners. this is just one corner of baltimore. western baltimore in particular is under siege at this moment. but looting under way at all four corners. the police largely standing by in the face of the looting according to the reports. the mayor saying that only the peaceful protesters have been given leeway to express their rights but others have been agitators, coming in and trying to exploit that situat

so with the help of firemen, they were able to talk him down the tree, branch by branch. >>> six minutes past the hour. let's get down to business, good morning. >> good morning, fast food workers are strike today in more than 200 u.s. cities calling for higher wages and the right to unionize. . they will be joined by home health care and there are protests scheduled. one boss is raise inging the minimum wage to $70,000 a year. dan price, who runs a credit card processing company, told his more than 100 employees about the plan after talking to friends about the difficulty of living on $45,000 a year. he will cut his salary and use the firm's profits to boost workers' pay. >>> and tax day got you down? take advantage of these free bees. buy one meal and get a second one free. pizza hut is offering a return with a chance to win gift cards. and office depot will let people shred two pounds of documents on this day. >>> now to sports a hazing scandal on swim and dive team has resulted in a suspension. in a letter a student revealed he had been forced to drink alcohol. three coaches were fir

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i'm going to say hell tow all of the firemen out there, fire people, you guys do a great job. captain santone here. ' san here from the 10:00 o'clock news. iaian, you look ready. >> this stuff is heavy, i'll tell you right now, heavy, all of this gear. >> very heavy. she are we going to demonstrate? >> we'll simulate iaian will bailout after window, he has to go out, no ladder for him to go down. he is equipped with a escape system had his pocket. he'll use a hook, hook on to the window sill, put his rope out the window, and we'll simulate him going out. >> now, before iaian does that, are you nervous, ' shane. >> not nervous but heavy, i don't know if i can get through. >> the rope your honor using very strong, 50 feet of rope, very strong. yep, you'll be all right. >> i don't weigh a whole lot. >> we'll see demonstrate, if he we want to watch iaian go through, then go up top, watch the fire -- >> all right. soap, i believe iaian, come on over, iaian. iaian will go first. >> knees, left pocket, open up the hatch, all right? okay, there is a hook in there. pull the hook out of

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we are effectively treating a ron -- iran as if it is the firemen, while it is also been the arsonist. host: a caller from england. caller: happy easter. just want to make a reasonable brief point. historically, iran has always tilted between being friend and foe. but we also know that in 1999, with the launch of the euro, iran was seriouslyy thinking about switching oil sales to the euro. how much of this has more to do with petrodollar preservation, and less about actual security? we know that the private citizens of siberia have been financing isis and other very dangerous groups in the region. i am wondering why we are prepared to have a go at iran and not prepared to have a go at saudi arabia and force the necessary change in preventing terrorism and groups like isis from existing? guest: i do not think, at the moment and the current conflict is primarily about oil. it is primarily about our regional control. iran is a revolutionary republic that is been trying to export its revolution since 1999. it does that your various proxy groups prayed has proxy groups throughout the regio

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the public schools is under fooded. they have a shortfall of $1.1 billion as well as unfunded pensions, for example police and firemen so the fair really working in the constraints of a very tight budget. and then with these school closings, it was a rallying point for many residents in chicago who were against the mayor's policies when it came to schools. it was something that was really tapped by the teachers union and that's where we are today. where you have the encome went mayor for the first time ever in a run off against a newcomer to the mayoral race. >> and the teacher's union, a crucial democratic supporter. is this helpful or hurtful to them to have this run off? >> we haven't had a republican mayor in for over 80 years. yes, it is a very right of center. his opponent jesus garcia women out and out of little village in chicago. he said he was more in touch of what people were going through on an every day basis. in the last few weeks we've seen them seize on that issue of violence and what's happening in the every day lives of the people in chicago. still, you know, mayor rahm emmanuel said that he has gotten

. >> i ran directly to where the police and firemen were and started talking to them and pointing up to where she was. >> an hour passes. as they hang out the open window, clayton is trying to keep rochelle calm, feeding her vital rescue information. >> he said, that bucket is coming right up to your room, right up to your room. i thought to myself, that fire truck is not coming up this high. >> and she's right. the ladders aren't tall enough to reach the top floors. >> we couldn't breathe. smoke inside, smoke outside. and i thought to myself, i know how people feel when they're drowning. you just can't get any air. >> rochelle wonders out loud if she and her daughter will make it out alive. >> in that moment, i just knew that, oh, my god, i made the wrong choice. we're going to die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way. rochelle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could safe them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right

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