. >> do you feel trapped? >> yes, i feel i am trapped. >> trapped in what's known as a body shop with little way out. tonight we investigate silicon valley's dark labor secret. i'm investigative reporter steven stock. coming up, we reveal a system that leaves some high-tech workers trapped like indentured servants. >> and then it spewed more than 100 million gallons of oil into the gulf but where did it all go? the alarming new claims connected to that massive bp disaster. >>> and amazon turning readers into publishers. we're back in a moment. >>> highly educated foreign workers being treated like indentured servants. >> a year-long center by nbc bay area and the center for investigative reporting exposed this reality that few people know exist. investigative reporter steven stock reveals a system of really underground labor, stephen. >> yes, jessica. the companies involved are almost all consulting firms. third-party businesses that contract out foreign workers to major high-tech firms. we discovered some of

. >> they have people trapped on cypre cypress. >> there was nothing i could do to get free. so i wrote my husband a good-bye note. jack, earthquake hit while i was under concrete. worst happened. >> the upper deck of the bay bridge has collapsed. >> when i open my eyes, i'm looking directly at the water. >> do you remember what she said to you? >> we're not going to get out of here. yes, we are. >> tonight, san francisco shaken, 25 years after the quake. ♪ ♪ >> early evening, october 17th, 1989. and san francisco is in the middle of baseball madness. for the first time in nearly three decades, the city's giants are in the world series. adding to the excitement, their opponents are rivals from across the bay. the oakland athletics. >> it was a carnival atmosphere. everybody can't wait for the game to start. >> veteran sports caster al michaels is in town to call the game and it is a perfect day for baseball. >> this was a pristine day, probably around 70 degrees. >> it is a gorgeous day. one of those indian summer days that you only get in san francisco. >> bill ray has left

being trapped in a bookstore, the lightsth all turned off, is quite different from being trapped in an a confined space. our question is, where would you trapped?e brenda says, the liquor store! loud. out jen says target. and stephanie says walmart. that's one idea obviously. in aike to be trapped lamborghini store with the keys go.he cars ready to please join the conversation by page.to our wjla facebook i doubt that would ever happen. >> that might be frustrating. you couldn't go anywhere. >> where would you want to be trapped, leon? >> it's got to be somewhere that some neapolitan pizza involved. >> i'd like to be trapped in a massage, maybe a facial. >> yeah, but then -- >> but you'd be there by yourself. >> some days, i'd be okay. tub, whirlpool. >> that works. all right. right now, folks, you have a chance to get tickets to one of the most popular tourist events d.c. this year's national christmas tree lighting is going to be down ond for december 4 the -- right across from the white house. free tickets will be giving out lottery.n online you can register until monday at 10:00 a.

>> right across the street from jerry, bill and janet ray are still trapped under rubble.efighters are now inside what is left of their building. >> and they said, don't worry we're going to get you out of there. and i could sense that there was desperation, this fellow who i never met was working so hard. to get the chain saw started. >> the firefighter tries an axe instead. >> once they got the hole cut out, a gloved hand came through the hole. i grabbed his hand. the only thing that separated me and them was two inches of sub floor. >> they're so close, but incredibly debris is no longer the main obstacle to their rescue. >> it was during the axe chopping that the smoke started to roll into the floor that we were on. and i could smell it. and that was a big concern to janet. >> do you remember what she said to you? >> we're not going to get out of here. >> ahead, jerry's choice. >> people were yelling in from the street to get out. and she is looking at me like, are you going to leave me here? . then a little weekend to remember. join us for the celebration package...wi

a gay trap. you're a little gay. (laughs) (laughs) but i know how to turn it off when it counts, right, babe? sometimes. sometimes in bed he calls me "champ." one of my best guy friends, neil goldman, taught me about gay traps in high school. i always had a lot of guy friends. no, you always had a lot of guys hanging around, hoping they'd eventually get a chance to nail you. guys aren't really friends with girls. that is such a cliché. right, because clichés about men and women aren't based in truth. great point, champ! that was a bad moment for me. well,have tons of guy friends. see? have you slept with any of them? yeah, i've slept with all of them, but only as friends. jules, tiny eyes is right. i have tiny eyes? when andy and i first met, we were in the same circle of friends, but basically it was just a doink chain that i worked my way around. and guess who she got to last? ow. i don't have tiny eyes. you do, brother. you're like a ferret. (sighs) did you guys join a cult? feel it. you're all wrong. last night o

only the native americans were doing the trapping.there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' backyard. the bird trade -- fur trade cabin was used as a business and a residence for the traders. the french called their traders the bhuj law. he would set up his life in this wilderness, and the indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. thatwould bring their furs they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this is where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods mostly coming from europe. it was technology not available to the indians. by this old trade, the indians went from stone age to iron age. now they were starting to do things with a lot better tools. for instance, they could now have it, hack -- a tomahawk or an ax blade made out of metal. it would be a whole lot that are than the stone and bone they were using before. beads involved are coming from europe, and they would be porc

there were hardly any europeans at all doing the trapping. the french set up outposts right in the indians' back yard. the fur trade cabin during the fur trade was used as a business and a residence for the fur traders. the french called the fur traders bourgeois. they would live here, set up his life in this wilderness, and indians would come to him in the spring of the year to do the trading. they would bring their furs that they had been trapping and hunting all winter long, bring them into the cabin, and this was where the trade would happen. they were giving the indians trade goods that were mostly coming from europe. it was technology that was not available to the indians so by this whole trade, the indians went from stone age to iron age. because now they were starting to do things with a lot better tools. for instance, they could now have a tomahawk or ax blade made out of metal. it would be a lot better than a stone they were using before. the beads are coming from europe and will be porcelain and glass. the colors available especial

we understand that there have been cars trapped.bridge, and, in fact, we were driving over the bay bridge when the earthquake struck. we understand -- >> i can't say i ever felt nervous or scared, but shock. ahead of us, cars had brake lights, and you saw things crumbling down from above like dust and even debris sprinkling down as the van was walking. >> it's been a frightening scene here. as you can see, just below me is where the crack in the bay bridge occurred, a 50-foot section. >> we get to the end of the road, so to speak, because the bridge literally dropped off. people are panicked. cars are stopped. you see the water below. we stood at that precipice at that break in the bridge visually assessed, oh, my god, this is huge. >> okay, we have pictures on air now that is the cypress section of the freeway, and you can see -- oh, my god, look at that. the freeway has just completely collapsed. >> tim peterson was on the freeway trapped for six hours. >> it shook for four or five seconds and dropped right on my truck. everybody

. >> there is no clear way to reach the woman trapped inside. her building is unstable.ocks are making it worse. on top of that, there is a growing fire across the street. but he grabs a chain saw and starts to crawl in. >> why did you go in? >> it's my job. >> did you have a plan? >> there was -- no,. >> how did you feel this was going to be? >> it didn't look probable. >> still, did you remember what she said to you? >> we're not going to get out of here. discover card. how can i help you? oh, you're real? you know i'm real! at discover, we're always here to talk. good, 'cause i don't have time for machines. some companies just don't appreciate the power of conversation! you know, i like you! i like you too! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and talk to a real person. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... ge

. >> reporter: trapped survivors waited for hours for rescuers to arrive. among them tim. >> i could hear sirens. i didn't know it was an earthquake and i didn't know it was as big as it was. and i thought just the freeway had collapsed just on me. i thought a piece just fell. just on myself. and so i didn't think there was anybody else. i could hear these sirens coming and i thought great. help is on its way. i really can't do anything. but they kept stopping. they would stop a good mile away it sounded like. >> we had about a 15-inch opening to get through. once you got down there there was car radios going. we could still hear some engines roaring. a couple of fires was still going underneath. he was about in the middle section. inches in a post. >> this one guy gets there. climbs up the thing which is a good 30 feet up. all you can see is just my butt. and it was a real tight little space. he looks in there and he says man you're never getting out of here. >> i guess tim was trapped in about this much space with a bunch of metal wrapped around him. and

. >>> trapped in a burning car with young children inside. >> there's a baby in there!> i was terrified when i couldn't get her seat belt undone. >>> falling to earth in a deadly spiral. a bad dream with no end in sight. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so scared. >> complete, absolute, utter terror. >> then, out of nowhere, a chance. >> and we all just erupted. >> stories from those who made it out. >> you can always replace stuff, but you can't replace yourself. >> we were all crying and just glad to be alive. >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." it's the stuff of nightmares. you're on a plane, in a car or on a boat when suddenly you find yourself in a terrifying life or death situation. in this hour, you'll meet people who face their biggest fears and lived to tell the tale. their stories are real, and they're all caught on camera. just minutes after takeoff from burbank, california, the crew of jetblue flight 292 discovers a problem and prepares for an emergency landing. >> brace, brace, brace. >> a terrified passenger films the entire ordeal and record

do you feel trapped? >> there are times when i'm trapped and there are times when, yeah, yes, i feel i'm trapped. >> reporter: under the law, a company can bring highly educated, highly specialized foreign workers to the united states by using an h-1b visa. since 2008, more than 1.3 million have been given out. in 2012, according to the federal government, 59% of those visa petitions went to computer-related occupations. while many companies play by the rules, a year long joint investigation by nbc bay area and the center for investigative reporting, uncovered numerous examples of companies taking advantage of these foreign workers and breaking federal law in the process. >> indentured servant is a pretty accurate term, because in many cases that's exactly what's going on. >> reporter: philip and his law partner have heard stories and represented workers from body shops for years. >> they may not even have a job, which is a misrepresentation on an h-1b visa. >> reporter: the law requires companies already

. >> reporter: and a tree on an rv, trapping two inside. another resting on this home.nd a car upside down in the river. two rescued and taken to the hospital. a dangerous weather tornado in georgia, along with powerful wind and hail. people say it came without warning. >> it was quite a spectacle and in here and out of here as quickly as it came. it was blinding fast. >> reporter: and in northern florida, winds so powerful, snapping this gas station sign at the base. this major storm system on the move is not the only weather headline. >> two tropical storms, one in the atlantic and another in the pacific. accuweather jim dickey has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. gonzalo will be becoming a monster storm here. powerful hurricane tracking north and west. not going to impact the united states mainland. it will be turning north and northeast. and head close to bermuda. a direct hit, which does not happen too often as a strong hurricane. dangerous situation possible there. similarly watching anna in the pacific, heading to hawaii as it strengthens to the weekend. ba

. >> in north carolina, a tree falling on this rv, trapping two people inside. another tree resting on this home. and a car turned upside down in a river. two people were rescued and taken to the hospital. the dangerous weather also bringing a tornado in georgia, along with powerful wind and hail. people there say it came without warning. >> it was quite a spectacle and in and out as quickly as it came. it was blinding fast. >> and in northern florida, the winds so powerful, snapping this gas station sign at its base. this major storm system on the move isn't the only weather headline this morning. >> two tropical storms, one in the atlantic another in the pacific looming large. accuweather's jim dickey has the latest. >> good morning. gonzalo becoming a monster storm here. very powerful hurricane tracking north and west. now the good news is not going to impact the united states mainland. it will be turning north and northeast and head very close to bermuda. could be a direct hit, which doesn't happen too often as a strong hurricane. dangerous situation there.

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a 56-year-old woman was trapped under a car. she died. you've got to take them seriously. >> you hear dogs in a junkyard and you think rottweiler, doberman pinscher, pitbull. these two dogs were reported in a junkyard. hopeful cause was called in. they are an animal rescue. they realized it was two dogs hiding. when they got in there they separated, they took off. the female was more fearful. they decided to get her first. >> in a junkyard? there are all kinds of nooks and crannies to hide in. she chooses a place no human can get into. they have to get a leash around her neck to get out. it takes patience and work. >> this breaks my heart. you don't know how long they've been there, when was the last time they ate. when was the last time somebody gave them a rub in the back. >> once they get her and she is in the lap of the rescuer there, she is like, i like this. nice. >> it looks like these were somebody's dogs at some point. they are not aggressive. they immediately respond to the human touch. >> they look like a dirty mop though. >> t

soccer and girls lacrosse and my son got to the rodman gun club in middle school and learned how to trap shoot it materially changed his lives and our lives on this it is my understanding that the rodman gun club it zoned for open recession it appears this is being cleaned up to residential standards and as a homeowner and taxpayer i don't understand it will be cleaned to this standard it didn't make sense david men's your historic review panel found 50 percent of the site harassed a can remember historic site so the historic properties in san francisco the number one use it seems like 50 percent of the property four fields and four hours seems like a reasonable person thinks this should continue on as a trap and ski club we're trying to house the 2024 olympics whatever our feeling are this is an olympic sport and reasonable people should find a reasonable solution i spent a lot of my summer traveling to baseball games and reading about the epa and the ph levels as far as what i've read about the cleans up and ph h is essentially tar roads and roofs and tar is pretty common substance in

a child has died trapped underneath a car.unfolded just about a half hour ago when emergency crews were called to the scene here in the 3600 block of north 15th street. there were reports of a child trapped under the car. within the half hour we have learned the child underneath that car has died. nbc 10 working to find out the age of the child as well as the circumstances which led to this tragedy here today in nicetown. we'll bring you more informing as it becomes available. >>> on a much lighter note now, this is pennsylvania wine month. state stars want consumers to buy local during the first week of october. premium collection stores will host special tastings. there will be special product displays drawing attention to pennsylvania wines, specifically. pennsylvania ranks fifth in the nation in grapes grown and seventh in the country in wine production. state stores sold 175 different pennsylvania wines last year. that's added up to $5 million in sales at fine wine and good spirits stores. the liquor control board says, q

it is possible that people can be trapped inside. that is what we are working to confirm for you. take a look at these pictures that viewers send into our affiliate closer to the scene. at this moment, emergency crews are trying to put out the blaze. we hear reports that extra crews were called in for assistance in the effort. at this hour, there are no confirmed reports of any deaths. we know the crews are currently trying to enter the building to attempt search-and-rescue. we just got confirmation that there was a press conference set to begin any minute where officials will release more information on how this happened, and most important, if there is anyone trapped inside, any confirmed deaths. we will continue to follow these developing details for you to run today and keep you posted as we get the information. >> thank you for the update. in the meantime, we are getting closer to halloween and the weekend. it is time to get of those hotties and the coats because it will be a little chilly today, especially compared to earlier in the week. clouds and fog covered the region ea

over here, two traps. over there, two traps.re's even a high-tech noise-making machine designed to drive mice away. listen carefully. now, it doesn't sound like much to us. but to a mouse, it's [ screeching sound ] yet in spite of all of this, it appears the mice are winning. so far, mj says he's caught eight mice. but he says they keep on coming in. >> every day some more. some more and more and more. >> reporter: with major construction projects, we have seen mice in the area. they say the activity has been limited to just a handful of apartments. they say they're working with pest control providers to deal with the issue. i'll have more coming up at 6:00. live in chevy chase, pat collins, news4. >> thanks, pat. >>> right now at 5:00, a local politician was accused of sexually assaulting a child. >> but now that those charges have been dropped, he's ready to speak out in a rare interview you'll see only on news4. >>> also, new details about the health of a deputy who had contact with the first american ebola patient. we'll hav

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in florida, cars suddenly trapped in flood waters, moving in bhin outs. the person who captured this image then helping to push that driver out. we are also tracking two massive tropical systems on both sides of the country. a major hurricane in the atlantic about to make landfall. but we begin with the tornado worries as we head into the evening and abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano in georgia tonight, in the middle of the damage. rob? >> reporter: david, americans up and down the east coast are bracing for these storms. they came through georgia this morning with tremendous force. these storms have turned deadly. and they're not over yet. the storms started before dawn in atlanta. high winds, hail and at least one confirmed tornado. >> it was quite a spectacle. and it was in here and out of here as quickly as it came. it was blinding fast. >> reporter: this family is lucky to be alive. with just minutes warning, rushing their family to shelter as the tornado went right over their home. >> just a growling sound, just an angry, scary, hair standing

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do you feel trapped? >> i feel i'm trapped. >> reporter: under the law, a company can bring highly educated, highly specialized foreign workers to the united states by using an h-1b visa. 1.3 million visas have been given out since 2008. in 2012, 59% of those visa petitions went to computer related occupations. while many companies play by the rules, a year-long joint investigation by nbc bay area and center for investigative reporting uncovered examples of companies taking advantage of these foreign workers and breaking federal law in the process. >> it's a pretty accurate term because in many cases that's exactly what's going on. >> reporter: phillip and his law partner have heard stories and represented workers from body shops for years. >> they may not have a job which is misrepresentation of the visa. >> federal law requires that companies that bring workers over on visas have jobs lined up for them and requires that the attorney and document fees. but we found dozens of cases where those rules were

>> i'm going to give your final order to place your hands through the trap. if you don't comply, you'll be extracted from your cell. turn around and put your hands through the trap. >> why are you doing this to me? >> turn around and place your hands through the trap. >> every week you ask me to do this -- >> i'm not going to answer anything because i'm giving you an order to put your hands through the trap. it's your last chance. turn around and put your hands through. turn around, put your hands behind your back. and put your hands through the trap or you're going to be extracted from your cell. open 2. >> the problem inmate is 50-year-old ricardo gomes, currently serving two consecutive two-and-a-half year sentences for assault with a dangerous weapon. >> he is a major behavioral issue, if he doesn't get his way or things don't happen fast enough, he tends to get riled up very quickly and everything is a problem for him. it's tough to get him to come down. and everything is a problem for him. nothing -- he doesn't do anything wrong, we do everything wrong.

he was trapped in this house. his daughter inside, screaming for help.ne by one, three men answered the call. one man found the 73-year-old struggling to breathe. two men stepped in and rushed him to safety. >> we were carrying him out. that's when we were passing the garage and just explosion just -- out of nowhere. >> is everybody out? >> no, there's a -- >> everybody escapes just in time. all three rescuers left once the fire department arrived. their identities, at least of two of the other heroes remains a mystery this morning. >>> what were they thinking? the utah national guard investigating whether a pair of troops broke protocol by allegedly allowing a group of bikini-clad models to photo shoot there without permission. all of it for hot shots, a british swim suit calendar. proceeds benefit wounded service men and women. >> well, that's something. >>> a headline in health. analysis done by researchers in italy says a viagra a day, not an apple, may keep heart problems away. the class of drugs used in the little blue pill and similar sexual dysfu

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people trapped in their homes by rising floodwaters were rescued. people were advised to evacuate because of the possibility of landslides. >>> car racing fans are lucky to be alive after miraculously escaping a wild crash in italy this morning. watch as the rally car comes around that turn. it loses control, drives up the embankment and slams into the hillside, flips forward and lands back on the track. amazingly, all the spectators walked away unscathed. that flip probably saved their lives. one young girl was treated for shock and the driver and passenger were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> i'm surprised they let people sit right there. >> at a high turn. crazy! >> thank you, natalie.

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kurdish forces are in control of the city, but more than a thousand civilians reportedly trapped. >>> and the fire ball over northeastern brazil was a meteor. it was visible, and residents blew up social media with video. meteors or shooting stars don't hit the earth or explode, but they make loud noises and give lots of light entering the atmosphere. >>> the weather across the nation. stormy along the west coast. rain as far south as san francisco. showers in the great lakes, and mostly sunny across the rest of the country. >> 50s in the great lakes, 60s and 70s elsewhere, mid-80s in the south. >>> and big changes for starbucks employees. customers should know it as well. >>> it's happened again, a laser pointed at pro athletes during a game. >>> and the new video showing one of the nurses infected with ebola, what that video tells us, ahead. >>> the first prisoner to escape a colorado maximum security prison in 150 years is back behind bar this is morning. travis sandlin had been squatting in boulder and stolen six cars. as police moved in, he took off in an suv, smash into the a sq

several people were trapped. had to be rescued. monique braxton is talking to families that now have no place to live because of this fire. >>> a deadly bear attack in north jersey has some families on alert this halloween. patel was killed while hiking in west millford. it was the first ever deadly bear attack and now police in the neighboring town of wayne are telling police to be on the look out. more than 100 sightings and several neighborhoods are surrounded by wooded areas there. police are telling families, use common sense. trick or treat in the daylight, if possible. >> definitely. we're all concerned. but, you know, we'll stay together as a group and just, you know, we'll persevere. we'll be fine. >> experts point out that bears generally don't like noise and activity and probably stay away from large groups. >>> trick and treaters and parents are feeling better about going in the dark tonight because this african savannah cat named boo has been found. the animal escaped from his owner's home two weeks ago. authorities we

this is a booby trap from the islamic state. don't walk over there. we just crossed about three quarters of mile of open territory to get here with the pesh soldiers, to find out that they're behind this wall because there's actually a sniper around the corner here and they sent a unit out this way to clear out the sniper. >> in suleiman bek, we didn't see any iraqi troops. but we did come across a commander from the government's ministry of interior, who told us he was helping to coordinate the battle. >> but they're not just fighting isil. shia militias and the peshmerga are trying to consolidate control over disputed areas along the islamic state's border. >> things on the ground indicate that it is a fight for more territory. it is a fight for more natural resources. it's a fight for power. >> not far from the iranian border we met a peshmerga officer who is part of the siege of the city of jalawla. the kurds have never been able to hold on to the city as part of their territory. but they hope that will soon change. >> our forces start from there,

we did have the big rig driver who was trapped so c.h.p. on the scene trying to help out.

people running into the fire to save a trapped man. brandy hitt has the story. >> my dad! >> we got to get him out of there. >> reporter: harrowing words from a daughter trying to save her father trapped in a massive inferno. seen on video tonight. heroes here tonight. >> i was there to help her. i need to do something. >> reporter: one of the men was driving by the home saturday morning when he saw smoke and stopped. immediately running to the back of the duplex, he found 73-year-old robert well struggling with his oxygen tank. >> he was leaning forward, trying to get air. for us, it was hard, because the smoke was so strong. carrying him out. and that is when we were passing the garage and there was explosions. picked him up and that is when he just -- and we just all ran to safety. >> the identity of the two other rescuers still a mystery. all three leaving the scene just minutes after saving wells. an investigation is under way tonight as to what sparked the fire. everyone, including wells also daughter enter 2-year-old grandson escaping in time, thanks to three heroic

the bird got frustrated, then was trapped and freed. who live in union city are being asked to keep their pets indoors after a mountain lion was seen in the area. the big cat was spotted around 1:30 this afternoon on a creek trail behind car avenue east of union city boulevard. if you encounter a mountain lion, experts say maintain eye contact with the animal. try to make yourself appear larger and do not turn your back and run. >> housing rights activists in san francisco took their message today right to the mayor's house. >> the group wants the mayor to stop the development of market rate housing and instead require more affordable housing. they are also demanding a moratorium on evictions. that's a state law that allows landlords to evict teants and leave the -- tenants and leave the housing business when they sell to a developer. rental rates average around $3,200 in san francisco, a change in the culture in the city. >> we can do better as a city to make sure we help create the spirit and culture of the city and get to stay here.

bad news for those folks trapped inside of co-bane, literally face to face with the terrorists. greta? >> okay, greg. if those civilians are trapped there and that border cross something closed, they can't leave it. they are there. and if isis has been terrible to civilians in other parts of iraq and syria, is that what we can expect for those civilians trapped there? >> big fears, greta, if, in fact, isis take over. right now we figure they are in about one third of the town. as they move across, if they can gather another third of territory, then these folks are in real trouble. perhaps then the pressure will be on turkey to act. again, from our live position, we saw rows and rows of turkish tanks. their pointed towards kobani but doing absolutely nothing that might be the game changer if thousands of civilians are in jeopardy of dying and other torture. back to you, greta. >> so the question is with isis getting closer and closer controlling kobani and closing in on baghdad, it is gaining ground in both is syria and iraq. is there anyone who thinks air strikes are enough? con

you can ebay the trap.ou can have such popularity and goodwill that even the people question what you might have done, they prefer a flawed president who they believe is doing a good job then a president they have real questions about. >> that's most charitable way to look at the clinton presidency. i think there is a shamelessness to do whatever you have to do to run the traps. it is a kind of political genius. the question i would ask, isn't it the kind of political genius that allows you to leap forward and tell you difficult truths that unity here? i think that is an unanswered question. >> there is a question of lying in how people perceive the person as an individual. it is one thing to have an affair. it is another to the way you did it. how you spoke about it. it gives you, candidates that you are disgusted by. >> i think it is true that had you asked, look, franklin roosevelt or john f. kennedy or lyndon johnson, have you ever committed adultery? they would have said no. it would have lied. maybe w

. >>> live this morning as a family of four wipeds up trapped during an -- winds up trapped during an early morning house fire, and the injury to one woman coming up in a live report. >> and the giants are back home, playing the next three games in mountain world series at at&t park. >> and we're watching the weather taking a live look from mount tam. we'll talk about when the rain will arrive coming up. . >>> good morning and happy friday. it looks like some rain coming our way this weekend. the good news is it it's not going to impact the morning commute or the game tonight. storm tracker 4 nice and dry. there's nothing in the way of rain falling at the moment but that'll change later tonight after the game and through the day tomorrow. live outside, clear, fog, not a factor, upper 60s to low 60s for most of the area. in santa rosa. a little warmer today than it was yesterday, with mostly sunny skies. enjoy it because the clouds roll in and the rain arrives later on tonight. we'll talk about the timing come up in the full check at 6:15. george, good morning. >> james, we are trackin

they knew of hundreds trapped just across from the official crossing with turkey. that speak of the savagery looming large over this town. nick peyton walsh, cnn, near kobani. >>> ahead, more of our live breaking coverage on ebola. what the cdc says an infected nurse in texas is likely not the last case. >> you think as a tennis player, tennis is the life. everything do you as a professional tennis player revolves around preparation and training and traveling and all that stuff, but when you have a family and you get married, you think to yourself, wow, tennis is important, but it's nowhere near as important as this. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we put members first.

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