. >> we are out here all of the ti time, and the well if they are down in the manhole, we can do something to help them. >> after some coaxing, they said, you know, we will give you back to the mom. >> it was nice to feel something that small in your hands and then see them run to their mom. it reinforces your faith in nature and some good in the world. >> standing up for the the duck moms of the world. if we didn't put these grates everywhere in the middle of the habitat, maybe it would not be such a problem. >>> ordered way too many pizza. s. >> you ordered way too many pizzas, and what do you do with them? how about giving them away to homeless people in your community. that is what jared guynes did in dallas. they had 52 pizzas left, and it hey, can wecar dealersh t borrow one of the cars and the dealership said, sure. the car they happened to borrow was this one. >> we are going to load this up into the car. >> in is all electric, and the reason they chose it is because it was big enough to hold all of the pizzas. >> would you like a hot papa john's pizza? >> yes. >> there you go. we

i thought, well, if they're down in the manhole, we can do something to help them. >> after some coaxing, they said, you know, we're going to give you back to the mom. >> it was nice to feel something that small in your hands and see them run to their mom. that kind of re-enforces your belief in nature. there's some good in the world. >> stand up for the duck moms of the world here. if we didn't put these grates everywhere in the middle of their habitat, maybe it wouldn't be such a problem. >>> what is up, guys? >> tech rex loves to destroy iphones. in this particular video, he's going to douse this iphone with gasoline and light it and see what happens. there goes the gasoline. and there comes the fire. >> oh, man. >> i feel like at this point the iphone is going to throw up the too hot to operate warning. >> you can see he's got a close-up shot of this iphone. it was a white iphone. it now looks like it's a black iphone 5. there's some bubbling going on. >> look at this. it's like sizzling. >> you know what's awesome? this is what's awesome. we have the view from inside the iphone of w

manhole. early in the day they detected a 70% rating of gas in the manholes here on campus. there's a gas detector here and in an abundance of caution the gas has been cut off electricity is also cut off. and they have forensic teams on the campus to try to determine precisely what caused the leak itself and then that leak to ignite and cause the explosion. shepard. >> shepard: the olympic blade runner turned accused killer is now out of hiding for the first time in months and his appearance today in court wassing in like the sobbing scene we saw last time around. plus, turns out that killer twister that tore through the heartland on friday what the widest anyone has ever seen. ever? now those same communities are facing a brand new weather threat. it's a busy news day in "studio b." dad. how did you get here? i don't know. [ speaking in russian ] look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. with one touch, fun in the sun. i like fun. well, that

. >> we have the suspect or suspects opening two separate manholes to go down to hit the at&t power lines that knocked out police communications. that was just a few minutes before the shots were fired. >> reporter: investigators are still examining other video pictures. >> we have shadowy pictures. at least one. we're trying to work on getting descriptors and get some identifying information on that. we're working on that. >> reporter: investigators have not said when they might release more of the surveillance video. at&t has offered a $250,000 rita williams ward in the case. reward in the case. >>> developing news out of fremont. a horrific crash has killed a toddler and injured at least two other people. the accident happened about 1:00 this afternoon on paseo padre parkway. that street is still closed at this hour. cara liu is there. you spoke to a witness. what did she see? >> reporter: she tells me when she ran up to try to help she found a toddler lifeless, still strapped to his car seat just a few feet away from the back half of this car here. to give you a sense of the scene, a

. >> we have the suspect or suspects opening two separate manholes to go down to hit the at & t power lines that knocked out police communication. >> at & t is now offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> two waiters and another woman are in custody in connection with a mass abduction in mexico city. a witness told police the bar staff sent the victims outside on the street -- where armed gunman ordered them into vehicles. the mexican government is promising to create a special unit to help tackle this issue. >>> first lady michelle obama confronted a patrol tester that heckled her at a demonstration. the protestor repeatedly interrupted her speech. michelle obama walked over to the protestor, offered to give her the microphone if that's what the crowd wanted. the crowd shouted for the first lady to continue and the protestor was escorted out of the event. >>> well, it is a bitter feeling for the san francisco 49ers and their fans. today president obama will host the super bowl champion baltimore ravens later this morning. one former ravens star who won't b

they're trying to suck the water out through the manhole covers. it will be the basements will flood, and they'll be able to dry out the substations. >> more than 100,000 people have been evacuated so far through southern alberta and counting. the mayor of calgary says they've turned the corner, but this emergency isn't over yet. >> i can't control mother nature. god is pouring from a teapot, and we've only got a tea cup to catch it. >> reporter: and with that, mayor nenshi vows within two weeks these flooded fairgrounds will be dried out and restored so the calgary stampede can once again be the only spectacle along the river bank. alison, that's a police car there. i'll show you why the mayor is optimistic. if you're looking at the police car in that area, it's dried out a bit. the water was up to the windshield. as you can see now, the water slowly but surely is receding. the problem is downstream, alison, in a place called furiously.at, sandbagging they've evacuated 10,000 people and could yet have more damage downstream. the city behind me, ali

damage to a car but didn't injure anybody it's thought that a transformer exploded on the ground blasting off a manhole cover that became imbedded in a vehicle above it emergency services are still at the scene. for man including a police officer had been stabbed at a mosque in the u.k. city of birmingham and the officer was attacked as he was responding to an emergency call of the victims were taken to hospital conditions described as stable and one thirty two year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted attacks against muslims in britain have certainly been on the rise since the killing of a soldier in london last month at the brutal machete murder apparently carried out by two islamic inspired extremists. to greece where leftist coalition parties have rejected an offer from the prime minister to restart a limited number of news programmes on the national public broadcaster it's t.v. and radio channels were shut down in a snap cost cutting decision earlier this week forcing more than two and a half thousand public sector workers out of a job at the two minor parties in the ruling coalitio

nobody was hurt but at least one car parked over the manhole cover was seriously damaged. t fire. over on 52nd avenue. >>> and kim kardashian a new mom. the reality star gave birth to a girl in los angeles just in time to celebrate father's day with her boyfriend kanye west. he was buy kim's side as the baby arrived five weeks early. they have not revealed what they are going to name the new little girl. alisyn. >> that would be a good name. imagine sitting down to a nice dinner right next to some screaming, crying kid. that won't be happening at one sushi bar in virginia. >> the new restaurant has banned not just kids but anyone under the age of 18 sparking outrage. joining us is the co-owner of the sushi bar bill blackburn. good morning, bill. how are you? >> good morning, guys. glad to be here. >> i understa what you're talking about. my kids can be hooligans where we go out to eat, have you to be judicious where you decide to dine, but was there a specific incident that occurred that made you change this policy? >> no, we started from the start with this as an 18 and ov

and first floor of the building were severely damaged with blown out windows and columns displaced. a utility spokesperson says natural gas had risen to explosive levels in manholesr the college. none of the injuries is life threatening. >>> the suspect in the colorado theater rampage will undergo a mental evaluation. james holmes changed his original plea of not guilty to one of not guilty by reason of insanity today. the judge accepted it and has allowed the use of a truth serum during interviews. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 more. if he's convicted on the insanity defense he would avoid the death penalty. >>> the hacker who blew the whistle an an army private testified he never expressed disloyalty to the u.s. bradley mannings court-martial began yesterday. he's confessed to the leak but is accused of aiding the enemy. manning told him he was upset over government atrocities in iraq. the trial is expected to last for months. >>> a review by the los angeles police department has concluded that ex-police officer who went on a shooting rampage earlier this year was justifiably fired. christopher donor killed four people before killing hi

no one was injured as those a transformer fire caused an explosion underground blasting a manhole cover into the vehicle parked above it eyewitnesses reported buildings shaking from the explosion officials have been investigating the cause of the fire this week has also seen a string of industrial blasts in the u.s. as to chemical plants in louisiana were hit by deadly explosions forcing environmentalists to sound the alarm the latest occurred on friday evening and killed one person just a day before that another explosion had rocked a different facility killing two when injuring more than one hundred pain from the international action center says the practice of putting profits ahead of safety is regrettably the norm. louisiana is what's called a right to work state in the united states right to work being you know euphemism for being that workers are not allowed to form a closed shop contracts and so there's hostile anti union legislation that makes it very difficult for workers to organize and to form unions so as a result of that it's much more likely that that the working conditions and suc

. >> we have the suspect or suspects opening two separate manholes to go down to hit the at&t power lines that knocked out police communications. that was just a few minutes before the shots were fired. >> reporter: investigators are still examining other video picture. >> we have shadowy figures. at least one. we're trying to work on getting identifying information on that. >> reporter: investigators say at this point they aren't sure when they can go public with that information. at&t has offered a $250,000 reward. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in news of the world tonight, in syria france says it has now confirmed the deadly nerve gas has been used several times in the civil war there. at least once by the regime of president assad. britain has positive tests for sarin. president obama said confirmed use of such weapons would be crossing the line. >>> in china, crowds surrounded the cars of government officials sent to investigate that fire at a poultry plant where 119 people died. relatives of the dead are furious that they have not been allowed access to the bodies of their

. >> we have the suspect or suspects opening two separate manholes to go down to hit the at&t power lines out police communications. that was just a few minutes before the shots were fired. >> reporter: investigators are still examining other video picture. >> we have shadowy figures. at least one. we're trying to work on getting ideng information on that. >> reporter: investigators say at this point they aren't sure when they can go public with that information. at&t has offered a $250,000 reward. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in news of the world tonight, in syria france says it has now confirmed the deadly nerve gas has been used several times in the civil war there. at least once by the regime of president assad. britain has positive tests for sarin. president obama said confirmed use of such weapons would be crossing the line. >>> in china, crowds surrounded the cars of government officials sent to investigate that fire at a poultry plant where 119 people died. relatives of the dead are furious that they have not been allowed access to the bodies of their loved ones. they're

beneath these manholes is a 10,000 gallon primary tank. there are two chambers. thesh chamber which filters out the trash and plastics and the organic solids settle out just as normal wastewater treatment process is. the water then flows to an equalization tank, a recirculation tank, and then on to tidal flow wetlands cell 1a. all those these cells look to be only 3 or 4 feet deep, they're actually 8 feet deep below this concrete sidewalk. the water repeatedly cycle into the cell from the bottom up. as the water comes up into this cell, it meets the microbes here to treat the wastewater. they flourish off the organics found in the wastewater. after multiple cycles, most of the wastewater treatment has already occurred and the water then flows to the vertical cells located around the corn iron polk street. 2c is located half outside on polk street and half inside in the building lobby. after the final polishing, the water flows to the disinfection room of the basement of the building. there the water goes through two disinfection processes. first ultraviolet light, an

when the area received more rain in a few hours than it usually gets in a month. >> we're checking manholes and clearing debris from inlets and checking our boats, some of the flooded areas to make sure they are okay. >> missouri had both flooding and tornados. will ber shaw hid in his basement. when the storm passed, he discovered that was all he had left. >> to the bottom of the steps, and i looked up and i thought, that's not the color of my ceiling, you know. i shined the flashlight up there and no reflection. and i said, oh, man. i've been hit. >> another hit for an already weary region. >> i'm sure a lot of people, if they're not at their breaking point, they're probably pretty close and pretty worn out with it. >> our report in oklahoma city, she mentioned in one of those tornados took an unexpected turn last night as mike bettis and his crew were on the hunt. they had no time to get out of harm's way. suddenly, the tornado they were chasing was chasing them. we're happy to say they all survived the experience. tonight, they describe the harrowing moment in their own words. >> guys,

they are focusing on the rich homeowners up there. >> it should be fully contained by thursday. we are learning what caused an explosion in a near city manhole. a transformer is blamed. nobody was hurt. it took hours to put out that blaze. russian president vladimir putin says he's not a thief and did not steal new england patriots owner's ring. it is now on display at the kremlin. kraft says that he visited to putin in2 -- visited 2002 and he showed it to him and putin pocketed it. 2002 and he showed it to him and putin pocketed it. thumbs. they help kids thrive indoors, but my husband and i were certain that they ha a greater purpose than... this. so, we reintroduced them to their natural habitat, and the purpose of those thumbs became quite clear. ♪ it's truly awe-inspiring to watch them do what they were designed to do. ♪ we may live in houses. but we are born for busch gardens. >> so what is the secret to a long and happy marriage? >> what you put in is what you get out. i thought for my marriage. and i'm still married. >> it just works. preach. 600his father's day, some couples join together at the national shrine in north ec to renew

management failures are so we can't fix them and third i eight spoke to many people within the i.r.a. sam manhole leadership team engaged discussions and he had sarah hall ingram? >> yes. >> for the purposes of preparing the report did you speak to her? >> i am not sure how to answer was part of my overall understanding so yes they connect. >> did you speak with low was lerner? >> i did not. >> i would say your initial conclusion the irs has note intentional of wrongdoing that considering the key players you did not speak to is in complete provide a know how you can reach that but we know in the summer of 2011 law was lerner directed at the cincinnati office to change the word tea party label to advocacy groups to think it was intentional to cover of targeting? >> i don't know the answer. war work needs to be done to evaluate the circumstances. >> i find it difficult to make the conclusion that no evidence of potential wrongdoing was done. >> there is no evidence in the record to suggest there was a cover-up. >> i control the time, a mr. werfel after she directed this change pomace cincinnati int

the brain materializes were just a complete waste of time. questions included how many times a day does a clock's hands overlap? and why are manholers round? google's interview process is now much more standard with questions like describe a time you solved a difficult problem. there's also less emphasis on college gpa and s.a.t. scores. >>> an amazing catch from the daughter of a legendary baseball figure. christina story the daughter of former yankee manager joe torre. she says she was sitting cafe in new york when someone screamed that a baby was dangling at a fire escape. torre stood beneath the baby when the boy fell, hitting his head on a restaurant awning first, before amazingly falling right into torre's arms. >> luckily just landed in my arms. i feel quite lucky i was just in the right spot and was able to catch him and he is alive. >> the good lord put you in a position where you're there and, you know, a child's life is in the balance in your hands, literally. it's certainly -- feels good me and i know did to her. >> she looks just like her father. police say the parents were asleep when the toddler wanded to the window

the brain teasers were just a complete waste of time. questions included how many times a day does a clock's hands overlap and why are manhole covers round? google's interview process is much more standard with questions like describe a time you solved a difficult problem. there's also less emphasis on college gpa and s.a.t. scores. >>> we're learning new details about what will happen when the future king or queen of england is born. prince william and kate middleton don't know the gender of the baby and won't find out until birth. the same hospital he was born in back in 1982. when the royal baby is born, it will be announced via twitter and the old-fashioned way on a placard, on an easel outside the gates of buckingham palace. the due date is now just a month away. >> i hope the happy couple is saving its money. diapers are expensive. you and i both know this. >> i think they'll be okay somehow. >> hopefully. >> i'm surprised they don't know the gender yet. >> they might. maybe they just haven't released it yet. >> i want to check with the forecast meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. you made it to thursday. we're s

the bronx. keep out. a fence prevents me from going across it. are you an urbanophile? >> i am. they inevitably have a story about, oh there was a manholendoned observation deck i found. something like that. >> 40 feet of stairs and wall street attire will get you on top. >> reporter: it know it personal. a larger movement for the greater good you. want to see the places you are able to go to, you want everybody to be able to see them if they choose? >> being able to take risks these kinds of risks is something that not everybody can do. but everybody should be able to see the places. >> reporter: a second bridge we visit is also closed off. is this frustrating to you when you see this kind of blockage from people exploring? >> it makes no sense. >> reporter: our poking around here is fortunately unsuccessful. determined to have one small adventure, we head to the last stop and face the big challenge of the day. >> this is the borough of manhattan here. we will see if we can get from manhattan to the mainland in new york state, the bronx, without crossing a bridge or getting our feet wet. >> reporter: as we cross. moses' curiosity gets