i like to center it if i can, align it with the tile pattern. if you draw a picture of it, it's going to help you in the long-term. >> it's not something you want to leave to your contractor to design, saying, oh, let the contractor take care of this, it'll just happen and maybe it'll happen -- maybe it'll happen right and maybe not. >> if it's on a drawing, then it's in the contract, and then they're required to place it there. that's the obvious -- it's a good form of communication. >> tand the contractor wants that they want to know exactly what they're supposed to do. they don't want to have to figure it out. they just want to build it. >> a lot of people get overwhelmed with decision making and will defer some decisions, that's a mistake too. good kitchen plan is try to make the decisions at the beginning and not as you go. >> how much would it cost to build a kitchen like this? if we strip it out to the walls and put in a kitchen like this, give us a ballpark. >> for this kitchen be with glass tiles, which are very expensive. >> marble coun

notice the back splash. glass tile. >> this is a very trendy kitchen. the glass tiles are very popular now. also the trend is to mix and match

they are pre-fitting the air vents, the tiles, getting stuff ready in the pods. you see the individual pieces going out on flatbeds. the cranes lift up sections of floor and set them on place on top of the pylons, round after round, floor after floor. they say this is a much more efficient way to build. it's safer. creates less construction debris. shorter construction time span. here's the time line. look at this thing going up. >> it is just as secure as another building that -- where the concrete sets and all that? >> this is five times more earth-quake resistant than a traditional building. it's five times more energy efficient, too. construction a lot of times will hold up traffic, block streaket. >> for weeks. >> the building was put together bay chinese sustainable building company. >>> a little girl spat upon ignites a mob scene, a flash mob that is. see where women came together in a show of girl power. >>> and no pants on the subway day means plenty of ufos, unidentified flinging objects, that we will try >>> this past weekend it was the tenth anniversa

. >> most of the damage is the tiling that fell and the floor is wet and the building had to be evacuated. >> should maryland get rid of the death penalty. ? activists took their message to annapolis today. we haven't had an excuse in so many years. >> reporter: six years, the ban has been in place since that time and supports say that we need to remove that and make it a permanent ban they brought high profile speakers to make under case like kerin davis whose brother was executed last year despite witnesses from his trial recanting. >> we can't continue to kill innocent people. we can't continue to keep them on death row. >> reporter: 16 states don't have the death penalty. davis said she is touring the rest which brought her to annapolis today. >> we are going one state by state. we are going city by city until the death penalty is taken down. >> reporter: supporters say it can still play an important role. >> i think it's a strong deter entity to crime and we will see what happens this session. >> reporter: two years ago the session passed a bill that puts stronger limits on the kind

last night on the tiles. margetts finance scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on r.g.p. . change. the latest news in the week's top stories here in r t arab league an ice the syrian fact finding mission is frozen after violence escalates triggering pressure from the e.u. and a top dogs at the u.n. security council. and revolutionary aftershocks deadly clashes and troop build ups and leave you know while in egypt hundreds of thousands stage fresh protests against their ruling military john to. us please take gloves off approach against occupy protesters in oakland firing tear gas and flash grenades arresting hundreds in the process. and this week also saw online anger spilling onto the streets as internet users in poland fought against a new international anti-piracy agreement seen a censorship and a human rights abuse. the iranian parliament is set to vote on an immediate cut off of oil supplies to the e.u. in a preemptive strike against the blocs group embargo on to ron do in summe

stepping up the pressure the assassination of the latest scientist the nuclear scientist who worked in the tiles will be seen quite rightly as a provocation it will be seen as the work of the israelis backed by the americans and the troop movements the ships in the gulf all of this points to more and more pressure on iran and even when people say. nobody will be mad enough to start this war on fridays people have said this before and there have been these wars i think it's much more than rhetoric the troops are going to. fall for maneuvers the ships are in the gulf i think there is a very very real danger of war and we have to prepare now to oppose any threat of war in iraq. we would like to know what you think of the stories we cover including this one on our website ruskin what you think will come next in the standoff between iran and the west this is how the opinions are lining up for the moment we can see on screen at the moment almost half of you say that the u.s. will attempt to provoke iran into an all out war just have referred to washington or simply strike and worry about the consequen

that the shooting was justified under the circumstances of a check of records dis close the boy was arrested six tiles in past two years for the theft of buss or other muni property. muni security officials say it's an old problem, buses can't be locked and no keys needed to start them. >> i don't think there is a mass transit bus in the united states that can be locked with an ignition key. they are started by pushing a button that is located on the dash. >> it's not quite that simple, but people have figured out how to start and drive them. the 14-year-old who took this one joyriding yesterday, knew how. >> he has stolen muni buses in the past on several occasions. he was well-known in the muni yard bit workers there. apparently part of his probation was to do community work at the muni yard. >> to me that is like taking an embezzler and putting him or her in the puc finance bureau or working in a bank. i do not know who put the individual there, what court or what agency, but we did not know about it. >> if the boy lives here near and likes buses and wanted to work on them. he was one of several ju

consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow pillows, tiny. or hexagonal pearls addressed on the bathroom floor. i flip through a 12 month calendar each tile numbered, each 30, each sheet of a dozen passing, passing. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is nancy hong. nancy is an artist, writer, children's book ill administrator, curator and art's administrator. devoted her artistic career to the nonprofit art's sector creatingim mags for political, social and community events and causes her writing has been published in severalan tholologies. with that i introduce nancy hong. >> thank you for coming this is called bread and soup. beneath the bear bulb we gather to eat our evening meal of bread and soup. here behind the mission walls the kind speaks to us in euphemisms we avoids staring at our brown roasts faces, our hard boiled hands and violet veins he mouths his words like a fish careful not to mention china to us who are now fartherless and motherless in this new country. he does not know we created our own miracle that transformed the

the first was a switch with which one could warm the tiles that made up the room's floor. no matter what happened to that dorm at yale, cold feet would play no part in it. [laughter] and the second was a night table and which were piled a variety of outlets and pamphlets informing the room's arguments -- occupants of the many and various conveniences available to her either on or near the campus. among them, in addition to the various institutions and locations nearby for her entertainment, a a birth-control dispensary, offering an impressive variety of means available for such, and emergency psychiatric office and need i mention an abortion clinic. does finally have when we have settled down for our discussion and the question so predictably arose as to how myself had managed as the young aspirants put it, to break into side, publishing. i succeeded in bringing both the conversation and my time at yale to their collective and by answering perfectly truthfully by the way, that i had studied typing. now for you face bookers and twitterers, by the way that needs the rapid an

>>rob: there is a combination living, dining tucci area and the first floor. tile in the kitchen. the electric stove, dishwasher, maple cabinet and a lot of storage. cost >> this would usually ran for over $1,600 depending on what it looks like inside, if it is updated, if there are granite countertops, that sort of thing. cost announcer: here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: muni rail lines are the most disrespected tracks in the bay area. whether it is a light rail for the cable cars, you are bound to find someone behaving badly. this man ignored this do not enter sign into drove almost a quarter of a mile inside of a muni tunnel. unfortunately he was intoxicated. there are more accidents just waiting to happen. watch would drivers are doing on cal's streak. also notice the driver making illegal u- turn across the tracks. for look down by the cable cars. it is difficult to see but there is a black pickup truck that got stuck making an illegal u-turn. also, drivers are not permitted to turn left as evident by this green arrow. drivers are not going t

. >> ettes not something the country should be proud of when you have unemployment in the 33% tile for the youngest. we have a surge coming back to the united states of america and i don't know that we're prepared. >> the unemployment rate in december of 2010 was 9.4%, now 8.5, unemployment forrion veterans jumped from 11.7% to 13.1%. >> when he got out of the military i was unemployed ten months. i had been in for ten years and an officer. i would tell people i was in charge of a company of companies where a $300 million budget but they didn't understand. >> unemployment for young female veterans nearly doubled. the president signed a bipartisan bill providing tax credits to businesses who hire vets. the chairman of the house services economy worries cuts announced by president obama as part of his defense strategy will make it worse. >> we're talking about cutting 100,000 out of the army, the marines and what this means is they're going to go on the unemployment lines. >> as the pentagon and white house look for ways to save money, you be employment paid to benefits shot up, to $940

. >> they were going to be doing the tile work and stuff so we wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> reporter: so shower out of commission they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to warm it up and then called breanna at her college dorm in san diego. >> here's your wake-up call, babe. get out and go on that run. >> reporter: back at the house, courtney dozed through her first wake-up while chris and christy made their way outside to the spa. just after 6:30, chris looked into courtney again, second call, headed back to the spa. life's last normal moments. 6:37 a.m. >> i got up out of bed and i was putting on my robe and i just heard this panicked -- panicked scream, my dad yelling for me. i ran to the back porch and i saw him just trying to pull out my mom out of the spa. >> emergency. >> reporter: it was she who dialed 911 as she and her father struggled to lift her mother out of the spa. >> it was the first moments of the worst da

and occupy activists descended on congress and the black tiles saying it's not the money that makes all decisions at the top but events it didn't think about the right. to draw tens of thousands of people. when it comes to big money in america's politics lobbyists a lot of people who know exactly how it works but it starts he talks to form an obvious jack off explains why he thinks washington is corrupted to the cool. i i. i'm sitting down with jack abrams off once the most powerful lobbyist in washington referred to as the man who bought washington he brought government officials in order to gain political support for his clients in two thousand and six he was convicted of ripping off his clients jack abramoff served three and a half years in prison guilty of conspiracy fraud and tax evasion mr abrams thank you very much for coming since your release from jail you've been very vocal about corruption in washington i read your book and i got a sense of your frustration about the fact that while you were sent to jail people involved in the same corrupt practices are sitting pretty in thei

and activists said the congress of the black tiles saying it's not the money that makes decisions at the top but events who didn't think about. this one through tens of thousands of people. when it comes to big money in america's politics the obvious sort of people in there are exactly how it works like starting talks to form of the obvious jack abramoff explains why he thinks washington is corrupted to the cool. i'm sitting down with jack off once the most powerful lobbyist in washington referred to as the man who bought washington he brought government officials in order to gain political support for his clients in two thousand and six he was convicted of ripping off his clients jack abramoff served three and a half years in prison guilty of conspiracy fraud and tax evasion mr abrams thank you very much for coming since your release from jail you be.

when she's in wales she's outside all the tile. s small weights and i'm told that her prince sometimes joins her on the weekends and it's interesting, mariah's husband, too, they don't weigh themselves. a pair of pants if it doesn't fit that's how you know you've gained weight. >> contrary to a the love the rumors she followed this extreme diet. >> duchess and duke diet. >> she keeps things simple, eats a lot of oatmeal, a whole grain filling fiber, eats tons of fruit which blasts that radiant complexion with vitamins and minerals and antioxidant and i love that she nibbles on almonds, help to drive down your cholesterol and they're great for weight management. any nut in fact, because it has that heart healthy fat so a great snack for anybody wanting to look like kate. >> perfect example of the protein pack. pippa middleton, her hot sister. she's doing a lot of working out, jill, radio iight? >> the hot sister with the hot backside, that was the headline, pippa's rear, her butt. people wonder how she gets in shape. she completed a

. >> student loan debt has now surpassed credit card debt for the first tile ever. ink about that. that's inexcusable. in the coming decades 60% of new jobs require more than a high school diploma. it's an economic imperative. >> the president is calling for extending the tuition tax credits and calling pho inin on find new and creative ways to stop raising costs. >>> cairo, hundreds of protesteproteste protesters staying put in tahrir sca square for a day of wrath. the protesters demanding transfer of power from military government to civilian. >>> syria, 50 people, including women and children are now dead, after two days of just bloody chaos. pro-regime forces reportedly blasting buildings with mortars and gunfire. the u.n. says more than 5,000 people have been killed in the government's crackdown on protesters. >>> off the coast of tuscany, divers blast another hole into the cruise liner two weeks after it first ran aground. the search for bodies seem to be winding down as workers prepare to pump 5,000 gallons of fuel from that ship before it starts leaking. >>>

one of your prime new hampshire supporters, senator a yot has said new hampshire should not be the tile pipe for pollutant. many attacked a rule limiting air pollution affecting downwind states, which he and others join with the president and senate democrats to block a repeal effort. now, is this an example of this trust state air pollution rule of fair regulation, something that we in the northeast are very concerned about in terms of pollution or is this overregulation, job killing overregulation? >> i'm not familiar with the specific regulation as it applies to new hampshire. but i do believe that we have a responsibility to keep the air clean and we have to find ways to assure that we don't have the pollution of one state overwhelming the ability of another state to have clean air. in my state of massachusetts, we received a lot of air from the rest of the country, obviously given the winds coming from the west of the country to the east. so the responsibility in our state was to get the cost -- get the emissions from our power plants down. that's one of the reasons why we moved to

. >> he was making $100,000 a year when she was laid off from her job at the text tile designer. >> last few years, living in new york, i really i felt like i was hanging on by my fingernails. >> and now you are living in the woods in new jersey in a tent. what is that like? >> it is very hard. you are constantly thinking about what you need to do to prepare for the rain, to prepare for the snow. >> we will probably have twice as many people going into this winter as we did last winter. >> minister stephen brigham founded tent city five years ago when he learned there were no homeless shelters in ocean county. about 80 people live here. it is a living demonstration of what the economy is doing to people. these have no other safety net to fall back on, so they are falling into tent city. >> lakewood's deputy mayor stephen langert says the residents are squatters and he wants them evicted. >> there are emergency federal programs, medicaid and federal housing programs that these people can take advantage of. >> now the residents brave winter in the woods while a judge considers the future o

the director oliver tile says not really. >> everything in the symphony is for everybody. it's our centennial season and we were founded a hundred years ago as an orchestra for the entire community and this is one of the events where people come out to celebrate the new year in style. it's one of the more elegant events. >> reporter: back here on the embarcadero we asked those waiting for the fireworks their hopes for the new year. >> good health, great new year, and just the best for my family. >> for people who are unemployed to find a job, for the economy to improve, for people to be able to care for their family. >> better economy. better -- more jobs for people. >> reporter: and this man says he hopes everyone gets home safely. in fact he says his law firm will pay up to $35 for your cab ride from your bar and restaurant to home. >> our law firm will pick up the tab. >> reporter: the deal is with veterans cabs and mr. burg says they expect it will cost his firm up to $20,000. >> don, happy new year from us at the station where you are out in the cold. >> reporter: sam

the numberto seven. we have also added spanish tile to go with the architecture in the neighborhood. this is also as a measure to increase the esthetic of the building. with the plans that were approved by the planning staff is for a seven-panel antenna if to grant us are permit, will go through. under the wireless telecommunications services, the guidelines stated this as a preference tonight. we did do an analysis of over 80 alternative sites. there was 1 site mentioned frequently by appellants. the landlord gave us the rights to place the facility on his building and then notified us that he would be leaving the country for a year and did not have anybody to negotiate this in his absence. we abandoned that sight when he was unable to continue negotiations. this is as opposed to another site that was in a residential neighborhood. we have talked a lot about the coverage gap. there is a significant demand on the at&t network. we have experienced a 1000% increase on mobile traffic over the last few years. we expect that to grow 8-10 times over the next five years. not only are we bui

formal gates of their colleges, i see my father strolling out under the ochre sandstone arch, the red tilesting like bent plates of blood behind his head, i see my mother with a few light books at her hip standing at the pillar made of tiny bricks, the wrought-iron gate still open behind her, its sword-tips black in the may air, they are about to graduate, they are about to get married, they are kids, they are dumb, all they know is they are innocent, they would never hurt anybody. i want to go up to them and say stop, don't do it--she's the wrong woman, he's the wrong man, you are going to do things you cannot imagine you would ever do, you are going to do bad things to children, you are going to suffer in ways you have not heard of, you are going to want to die. i want to go up to them there in the late may sunlight and say it, her hungry pretty blank face turning to me, her pitiful beautiful untouched body, his arrogant handsome blind face turning to me, his pitiful beautiful untouched body, but i don't do it. i want to live. i take them up like the male and female paper dolls and bang t

investigators are not releasing the name, age or gender of the tile in hall. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look from the bay bridge this friday morning. in a little bit later than usual back of but it is pretty large. in of the from george into the drive time coming up. it's >>justine: i am reading new information about the workplace shooting in north carolina at a lumber company. three people are dead end is to people have been injured. witnesses are reporting that the gunman is a disgruntled employee. stay with us for more. >>james: we are back at 8:15 a.m.. here is a quick check on whether. a live if you from mt. tam. eventually we will see some warming fifth if film is called in and potentially frosty in the north bay with temperatures in the '30's and upper 20s. the afternoon temperatures will be little better than yesterday. nice conditions with mid-upper 60s. here is a look at your current debitors. the east bay and south the locations are chilly this morning as well. eventually we will see warming in the east bay and

the fire marshal evacuated. ceiling tiles are falling. e department of gem services, a three inch water pipe that is part of the sprinkler system burst causing water damage. officials say there's no major damage. >> we do have a contractor who will be on site tomorrow morning to do necessary repairs and check the whole system out. >> sam cook tells us that the leak has been out. the senator said it could be a week before the building reopens. >>> democracy 2012. governor o'malley has entered the presidential race, but not as a candidate. the governor who chairs the democrat tick -- democratic grorn governor -- governor's association will criticize the republican candidate on jobs. >>> another republican candidate has dropped out of the race. jon huntsman dropped out andçóñr endorsedjf mittÑi romney. ñ in newq&% hsx hee hadxdxd their differences, romns theÑiw3 bestxdxd equipped to bet president obama. >>> in honor of dr. martin luther king's birthday a former high school principal and a world war ii veteran dr. leon bass talked to students

one of your prime new hampshire supporters, senator a yot has said new hampshire should not be the tileant. many attacked a rule limiting air pollution affecting downwind states, which he and others join with the president and senate democrats to block a repeal effort. now, is this an example of this trust state air pollution rule of fair regulation, something that we in the northeast are very concerned about in terms of pollution or is this overregulation, job killing overregulation? >> i'm not familiar with the specific regulation as it applies to new hampshire. but i do believe that we have a responsibility to keep the air clean and we have to find ways to assure that we don't have the pollution of one state overwhelming the ability of another state to have clean air. in my state of massachusetts, we received a lot of air from the rest of the country, obviously given the winds coming from the west of the country to the east. so the responsibility in our state was to get the cost -- get the emissions from our power plants down. that's one of the reasons why we moved to natural gas. re

they are replacing the tiling in that school now in the front building because it was damaged or destroyedin the fire. reporting live in san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:31. jury selection is scheduled for later this morning in the case of edwin ramos. 24-year-old ramos is accused of killing tony balognia and his two sons four years ago. police say ramos thought they were rival gang members during the shooting. they say it was a case of mistaken identity. the family was returning to from a picture when they were shot. ramos is facing three counts of murder. >>> a southbound caltrain struck and killed a pedestrian in menlo park last night. it happened at ensenol avenue and 7:30. this morning, the san mateo coroner's office said it would not release the victim's name because her family has not been notified. it appears to be a suicide. it was the first death on the train tracks of the year. last year, there were 16. >>> 7:32. an investigation continues in vacaville into a deadly house fire where a woman was killed. the fire started yesterday on gentry circle.

now they've lived under the tile again, so they know they are not wonderful. so there's more suspicion. so i think will be much harder or they try to capture kabul to succeed. so i don't think that fear need to be too strong but they could take over, but obviously some afghan do. >> let me ask you a question. one school of thought is that the taliban want two things. they want us out and negotiating that they is the key aspect. and they also want something sociable. harrison argues that the real problem is that guys are supporting this gravy train. these guys are really, really rich. from the moment they cut a deal with the taliban, this money come in these gravy trains want to stop or at least slow down. and so, there's so many people getting so rich and some inside afghanistan as well. and they argue that we need to do is we need to set our own. they save three years, all of our troops out. he said at that point, everybody knows they've got to cut some sort of deal. karzai in all these people around him at that point will say okay, reach out to our brothers.

meet later at the tile store, she was nagging him to go to the tile store. >> alisyn: our biggest nagger to get over to a certain area of the studio, and there... >> can i nag to you go to break. >> clayton: move the cup, move the cup is his favorite thing to tell me. >> alisyn: wrap it up, let's go. >> clayton: here's to you, nagger! >> alisyn: thanks, dave. >> clayton: occupy turns ugly in oakland and protesters burn the american flag and police fired tear gas at the crowd and hundreds arrested. we'll have details. >> alisyn: how can republicans support romney care while being against obamacare, both sides of the issue, here to explain. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuali. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old age o

enthusiasm and what this illustrates is the amazing transition what the region is undergoing as the world's most solid tile region the last holdout over the last 30 years with the end of apartheid and minority rule in africa and military dictatorship and the demise of communism with the soviet union and their world is catching up with what is happening elsewhere. there are three very different things happening today but the first one that we've celebrated the two nation election where the first arab revolt began last december with the first election in the region in the aftermath today. but it is a challenge to the political status quo to the jury at -- geriatric autocrats who have dominated the region not just for centuries but for millennium. the second thain is a separate but related part is the challenge to extremists in light of some of bin laden and his affiliate's. reflected in a lot of different ways but a reflection first and foremost, that people in the islamic world have phase of far greater challenge and pay a far greater price than we have in the united states. looking where it will pull out i

. >> most of the damage was to ceiling tiles that fell to the floor and the floor is wet. building was e-- the building was evacuated because the sprinkler system was not working properly. >>> opopes of the death penalty are promises agnew push to abolish it. they brought high-profile speakers on monday to make the case including kim davis whose brother troy davis was executed in georgia last year despite some witnesses recanting on their original testimony. also at that rally kirk bloodsworth wrongfully conticketed of -- convict of rape and murderer in 1984 -- convicted of rape and murder in the 1984. he was the first person in the u.s. to have his conviction overturned through the use-dna evidence. >> maryland got it wrong. the only way to make sure you don't get it wrong a is don't do it. >> i think aid strong deterrent to crime and we will see what happens this session. >> two years ago the general assembly passed a bill placing stronger limits on the kind of case that is could lead to the death penalty. supporters say they have gone far enough. the death pnlt opennant

. >> we can take any of digital image and fuse it into the tile. >> that is pretty neat. >> do it uplike that. >> how popular is that among your customers. >> well, a lot of people like the fact they can design their own accents, and pick the colors of the stones they want to use and build it and create it and penalize it for themselves. >> do you feel like people really come to these shows and hit you up with information and you know your expertise? >> um, yeah, a lot of people come looking for new ideas, new products looking for low maintenance products that is the new thing that is what this is easy to clean, and maintain product. >> yeah, easy to clean, is granite top on the way out? are they still popular. >> everybody like it is look of granite. some people don't like the maintenance and that is where this comes in for tubs and shower surfaces. >> granite is still great for kitchen counter tops and stuff like that. >> thank you very much. >> all right, my window man. tom , what is so great about your windows? what makes it so unique. >> we are introducing the infinity, fiber gl

-- >> and i'm talking to you about names -- >> she's alive -- >> names you and i talk about all the tilemention, happens to be the attorney for casey's parents and not casey. interesting to hear that. jane, thanks for doing this. glad we were able to wake you up. you're so smart and louisiu luc >> i wanted to say one thing. i didn't know were you going to call me. i have shaved coffee for breakfast good for the migratory birds. >> you're such a veggie head. a total veggie head. jane, love pup thanks for playing along. >> something else we can call her about. >> you never know. we have one of those stories. >>> 44 minutes after hour. right back with more for you. more and more folks are trying out snapshot from progressive. a totally different way to save on car insurance. the better you drive, the more you can save. no wonder snapshot's catching on. plug into the savings you deserve, with snapshot from progressive. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moisturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula go

the explosion. >> oh, wow. >> you hear one explosion there and less than a minute later. yet another explosion. >> look at that. like a giant mol la tov cook tile between the textiles and the gas. >> it was a perfect combination to cause such a massive fire. you see the fire spreading to this warehouse that is just off the side of the road. i did find a second video. once the fire had been put out that was captured by one of guatemala's leading newspapers. >> there's barely anything left. >> there's nothing left. everything was completely charred. >> and no one was able to escape. >> no. >> it happened so quickly. >> reports said that it was instant and all the five people involved died immediately. >>> we're headed to the number one video on our rtm countdown. at number eight, every parents' nightmare. i have a story about a first grader in oklahoma. this little boy is 6-year-old ian knight. ian got off the bus on tuesday like he would any other day on his way home from school. >> i was walking in front of it and it started going. >> ian tried to outrun the bus but the bus knocked ian on the ground, face first. the driver never even knew that

the students demonstrate in layman's terms how to do easy things around the house like installing a ceiling fan or laying ceramic tile to exercise their carpentry skills. the host has caught the other important skills progress being on camera and talking in front of people. i have become more relaxed. >> it is a great experience. it is fun. getting better in front of the camera, talking to people. my communication skills of gotten a lot better. >> the program has been so successful there plans to expand to other areas to involve students and other areas. >> heating and air-conditioning, plumbing, automotive. it is all going on in baltimore county public schools. we can create small projects from all those programs. >> you can find a link to the schedule and episodes at wbaltv.com. >> that is all for us at 5:00. >> it is surprise announcement by gov. o'malley today could impact your driving habits. details are still ahead. >> a rally against same-sex marriage. i will have that story next. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake announces her choice for the new director of finance. it does not come without controversy. 11 n

most of the damage is to ceiling tile at that that fell to the floor and are wetch the sprinkler system was not working properly. >>> tomorrow the governor will be announcing his proposed budget for the come fiscal year. lieutenant governor brown says it will include substantial increases in funds to transportation projects and proposals for roads, rails and airport and port and prejudice to put people back to work. governor o'malley mentioned a gas tax increase and hike to the flush tax for sewage upgradesare being considered. >>> occupy baltimore protesters occupied mckeldin square for a couple months and are speaking out in east baltimore. sherrie johnson joins us now with the latest on this issue and a series of arrest. >> reporter: well, yes, i've been in contact with state police and we have new information and reaction. the occupy movement took to the streets of baltimore once again speaking out about social injustice. a group gathered in east balmmore to make the -- baltimore to make their voices heard. they gathered war juvenile jail is being heard. they wanted to convince the