the mayor saying that there will be people unaccounted for. still unaccounted for tomorrow morning. of course, we're continuing to follow the breaking story. we'll get you new information as it's warranted. we'll be back with sports in a moment. >>> ahmed fareed here. the warriors are in the playoffs. we already knew that. we just didn't know who they'd be playing. now we do. warriors taking on the blazers, looking to lock up that sixth seed with a win. seth curry a couple three-pointers away from making history. 272 total threes on the season. warriors won, they're going to play the denver nuggets in the playoffs. can you see game one 2:30 saturday on comcast sportsnet bay area. >> they were a great home team. so the challenge, we're looking forward to it. we're looking forward to a great series. >> sometimes they can speed it up, sometimes they can slow it down and still run the offense in the half court. they have a lot of different ways to play well. you have to be ready for all of them. >> how about some baseball. giants versus the brewers. bottom nine, tied at 3, bases loaded.

they were there and those are those firefighters who are now reportedly unaccounted for but then the big explosion happened at around seven fifty pm local time and we see this confirmed in the footage that we're getting in cell phone footage that shows that there were two one smaller at the beginning and then there was the big explosion just to give you an idea of how how massive it was it was registered as a two point one magnitude earthquake so it was a massive explosion ripped through the plant and through the nearby area in this town of west in texas as far as the cause of the explosion we don't know anything for certain at the moment officials are saying that this is a tool or a we. whether this was a safety play or or an or an accident. we don't know yet ok let's just give us elves an idea of what happened on that initial explosion we can now hear from one of the firefighters who was one of the first at the city i can tell you i was there i walked through the blast area i searched some houses earlier tonight massive just like iraq just like the murray building in oklahoma city

among the dead are three firefighters and several unaccounted for.ing about 80 miles south of dallas closer to waco, texas, 20 miles from there. we go to our news reporter. what is going on now? >> good morning, eric. officials are estimating between five and 15 deaths. the numbers are expected to go up. we know there are several missing firefighters. there are 180 injured. the explosion leveled homes and businesses. one official said it looked like a war zone. >> the massive explosion and fire of the fertilizer plant filled the night sky and could be heard and tell for miles. it was so strong it registered asen earthquake. there are reports of numerous deaths and 200 injuries. (inaudible). >> there is slab knell -- shrapnel everywhere, the worst thing i have ever seen. >> it leveled 75 to 100 homes and businesses around the laboratory. officials are going home to home looking for victims. >> the most devastating thing that has happened to this community. a big cut on our heart. >> the blast leveled a nursing home forcing the evacuation of 130 parent

the first team that responded to the explosion we have at least four firefighters missing there unaccounted for possibly possibly dead and what happened at the beginning was a around seven pm local time a smaller fire broke out and of course firefighters rushed into the area and what happened fifteen minute minutes later was a huge a massive explosion that was registered as a two point one magnitude earthquake so what happened it ripped through a residential area next to the plane. with a lot of lots of buildings there there was a there was a big apartment building with over one hundred people living there there was a nursing home so officials started evacuating people from the area fearing this other another possible explosion of this other fertilizer tank that is that is at the plant and we don't know as far as the cause of what happened of the explosion we have nothing confirmed at the moment ok and there is concern is in the gani about the a toxic landed toxins that have been released from this thirty lines the plant after the explosion what can you tell us about the fees and what's bei

several firefighters from this community, unaccounted for. at least one police officer unaccounted for. we know there have been fatalities. the exact number, they will not confirm yet. same goes for the number of injured. officially around 100 people. they tell us they want to get the numbers right. so, in talking to the people who live here, that's their attitude, too. some have come to this area trying to find whatever help they could get, as far as which direction they need to go in. but people seem to be focused on trying to get through the night. >> ben russell, kxas, at one of the gathering point there's, outside of the fertilizer plant explosion. water and other supplies being brought to that location. thank you, ben russell. appreciate all of that great reporting there. you watched and give us perspective. he was mentioning those on the ground. a young person describing how his ribs were hurt and felt the force of this explosion, which measured a 2.1 on the richter scale. here's another eyewitness account. take a listen. >> i saw the

almost 300 people were killed and hundreds more remain unaccounted for fourth top -- unaccounted for. charlie angela has more. >> after the piles of rubble and twisted metal came dozens of survivors on friday. found trapped on the fourth floor the factory complex, 40 hours after he collapsed. some are using their bare hands -- ncover the hundreds who >> all of us are working day and night. last night, we've rescued 35. still, where tried to rescue people and we will remain here until we rescue everyone. >> screens from under -- screams from under the rubble --e them help, but smell more than 3000 people were working in the factory before the building caved in, but none of them should have been there. on tuesday, when deep cracks a -- when the cracks appeared in warnedl, authorities people to evacuate. the owner is now in hiding. they are protesting the and necessary deaths. >> we strongly demand that the government and other agencies responsible, the owner of the collapsed building, garment owners should not be allowed to get away with this. it has a terrible safety record. a fire at

there are still who are unaccounted for.hankfully not as many as reported earlier, some 60 then but now only a handful. how likely is it they will find those people alive? >> reporter: not too likely. this is no longer a search and rescue mission, it's search and recovery, and that's a clear indication if they do find anybody they probably won't be alive. yesterday they talked about 60 unaccounted for, and today they said it's about a handful, and they have one other building that needs to be searched. the problem and the reason it has been slow, the devastation is so extensive, and before teams can go in to look for anybody live or dead, they have to make sure the building is structurally sound. they have to rebuild the building before they can dig down there. it's hope, as horrible as this sounds, that 14 may be the maximum of the death toll, but it's not for certain. you should point out the vast majority of the death toll are the first responders, the 45 volunteer firefighters and emss as well, and other firefighters tha

we learn thad there are firefighters who are unaccounted for and also one police officer. again, this is a very fluid situation. they're not willing just yet to really nail the numbers down as far as injured. we're told that there could be 100, possibly more. but they're not willing to say how many dead right now. they're only confirming that there are fatalities. as soon as we arrive, we headed over to the local high school which served as a triage for all of the victims and we spoke to two young men who saw the blast themselves who said their ears were rin gruesome scene. buildings were falling over everywhere. it was terrible. >> reporter: you have a huge number of people running toward the situation, volunteers, people wanting to help. we saw that at the triage area ourselves. there's a church there where we were also able to speak to an elderly couple. they live near the blast. a 90-year-old woman told us that the ceiling collapsed on top of her. her husband who just had heart surgery who is 89 years old was somehow able to lift all of the sheetrock off of her and bas

we know that the firefighters the firefighter team that first responded to the explosion is now unaccounted for those are four or five. according to some some of the reports at least four of them are reported missing at the moment so firefighters are being kept as we understand. at a certain distance maybe they can't get as close as possible to the affected areas because because of the threat of this explosion because because of the danger that they might face themselves so this is becoming more and more challenging for rescue services here again firefighters have been called to the plant to battle a small fire that was around seven pm local time crews were working to bring the blaze under control when the explosion the big explosion happened at around seven fifty pm local time so to give you an idea of how big it was the explosion has registered as a two point one magnitude earthquake and we now we know that it has killed according to local media seventy people and injured hundreds as of now no official numbers have been released we know that the danger is not just just. it's not just the

so far, they are unaccounted for. >> looking at local news. "the dallas morning news," discussing a report earlier that the environmental protection agency and local public safety officials had looked at. and when they looked at this west fertilizer plant, it -- they said it presented no risk of fire or explosion, according to the documents that "the dallas morning news" was looking at. they also said that the west fertilizer company reported having as much as 54,000 pounds of anhydrous ammonia on-hand. that in an emergency planning report that facilities are required to present. and it's considered, anhydrous ammonia, as you discussed so well for us, charles, it's a toxic or hazardous chemical. so, they have to put these periodic reports out. but the report, which was looked at by "the dallas morning news," they stated no under fire or explosive risk. they put the word no. it seemed after this report that it looked okay. charles, we're going to have to go for a break. i want to get your response to this report right after we go for a break. a

cornyn said there are still 60 people missing. >> we know that there are a number of people unaccounted for and right now authorities are going to the hospitals and making sure they know where people are so they're in the process, there are a number ofne others unaccounted for. and there are injured, more than 150 so we're in the process of making that determination. >> sreenivasan: meanwhile, the first remembrances of the victims began last night, as locals gathered for a candlelight vigil at st. mary's church. authorities have also said there is still no sign of a criminal connection in the plant explosion. it's been a violent 24 hours in iraq as the country prepares to hold provincial elections on saturday. mortar fire and bombs targeted two groups of worshippers north of baghdad as they were leaving friday prayers. nine people died and 29 others were injured. overnight, a suicide bombing at a popular cafe in the capital killed 36 people and wounded dozens more. today, the families and friends of the deceased came to a hospital morgue to collect their loved ones' bodies. former pakis

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also, the west mayor believes that six or seven fire fighters were in the plant and remain unaccountedakes the bravery going back in knowing that really quite extraordinary. >> so i just cannot imagine physically and psychologically what they are going through right now. you see the images of that fire continuing to burn: it's been burning for some time. and they have that risk tonight as you know, pierce. >> sanjay, let's take another break and we'll come back with more of this breaking news of this devastating fire and explosion and a fertilizer plant in texas. >>> a massive explosion in west texas at a fertilizer plant explodes. on the phone now is barry murray, an eyewitness to the explosion who's being evacuated right now to waco. mr. murray, this is a terrible situation. where were you when the explosion happened? >> we live about a mile from the fertilizer plant. and we were just in our living room and it felt like a bomb went off. there were probably about a bunch of folks and everyone went outside and went to figure out what happened. we went down a couple blocks. >> and the d

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.^, two adults and five children and three dogs made it out safely but another dog is unaccounted for. homes on both sides of the home on fire were also damaged as well as a fence and a shed. no word yet on the cause of that fire. >> we have a windy weekend on tap so we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. we should enjoy today while we can? >> at least the calmness. good morning, everyone, you can see as we look from emeryville to san francisco, you can see how hazy it is. that is not the case tomorrow afternoon. you can see winds are light and blowing in from the ocean but as we head toward tomorrow we are going to see the winds pick up. during the overnight hours they will pick up over the ocean and moving inland at 20 to 30-miles-per-hour gusts overnight the neighbors in the afternoon. in the evening they up to 25 or 35 and sunday morning, 20 to 30 miles per hour and maybe 10 to 15 around the bay shore and they crank up on sunday afternoon at 30 to 35-miles-per-hour gusts and possibly up to 45 over the ocean. i will show you how far they will drop the temperatures through the

a new report finds 700 million federal dollars to help katrina victims is unaccounted for. according to the report more than 24,000 louisiana homeowners who received up to $30,000 had not carried out the necessary work or did not provide proof it was done. >>> and the nfl is giving ticket buyers a little more bang for their buck. beginning this fall teams will install cameras into their locker rooms. to give fans in the stands a behind the scenes peek before the game and at halftime. unfortunately here, you tailgaters watching the screens will miss out on the extra footage. >>> strait ahead, moms bond with newborns through technology and more u.s. troops prepare to head to afghanistan. plus you got to see this. sport caster bob costa channels his inner ludicrous. you're watching "early today". >>> alrighty. now to some other stories that caught our eye this morning. we start in new york city where a woman was shocked to find her underwear stolen from the dryer by a complete stranger. the theft was caught on the security camera video. the thief made away with the woman's per

we do know that there are some firefighters still who are unaccounted for.re some of the firefighters who initially went into the plant when the first reports of the fire came out. this was before the explosion happened. >> i know authorities there have been slow to confirm the number of people killed and injured. and i can see, obviously, they have more searching to do. so we are expecting the number of people dead to rise, right now it's at 15? >> reporter: yeah. we have heard estimates of anywhere between 5 and 15. 8 is a number that gets thrown around a lot. a couple -- we have confirmed earlier that a couple of ems responders had died. we had heard a number of 5 to 6 firefighters. but again, not everybody is ready to give an official number. as you said, they are still holding out hope that somewhere in some of that rubble -- and it is extensive -- that there may still be some people alive in there, possibly even some of those firefighters that responded to the scene. >> and how about the fear of chemicals? you're talking about a fertilizer plant. was t

one dog is unaccounted for. the cause of the fire is under question. >>> take a look at burning shrimp boat off the gulf of mexico. another fishing boat in the area at the time rescued the three crew members on board. no one was injured. firefighters responded and contained contain claims. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> pay suspected drunk driver -- a suspected drunk driver crashed his car. oddly enough, it's not the first time something like this has happened. it took place on 50th avenue. police say at 2:15 this moshing the driver slam into the fire hydrant. it sent water spewing down the street and created two holes in a building flooding the store. the driver appeared to be intoxicated. the owner's son says this is the second time someone crash into the hydrant. he says the intersection is no torously dangerous. >> everybody hit running the light, hitting pedestrians and police chases. >> someone has crashed here before? >> yes. on this side of the building and the other side. >> the driver w

i can confirm there may be firefighters that are unaccounted for, and potentially a law enforcement officer, as well. we're still trying to determine that. obviously they were there on scene directing traffic, and fighting the fire and helping with the evacuation. again, we don't know a hard number of the fatality count. as soon as we can get that, we'll get that information to you. they were still pulling people out of some of the homes. yes, people are trapped. are they still at this point finding them? i don't know. we did find some earlier. they are still going from house to house. my guess is they're going to find some people still trapped. [ inaudible question ] >> i know that they have shut areas of utilities and power off to not only the immediate blast area, but other areas that think think may be affected. a lot of that is ongoing and that is a process. i will tell you there's been a tremendous amount of resources and outpouring from the community. not only here in west, those of you that don't know west, it's about 2,800 people. they are a very close nit, tight nit community here

one dog is unaccounted for. the cause of the fire is under question. >>> take a look at burning shrimp boat off the gulf of mexico. another fishing boat in the area at the time rescued the three crew members on board. no one was injured. firefighters responded and contained contain claims. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> pay suspected drunk driver -- a suspected drunk driver crashed his car. oddly enough, it's not the first time something like this has happened. it took place on 50th avenue. police say at 2:15 this moshing the driver slam into the fire hydrant. it sent water spewing down the street and created two holes in a building flooding the store. the driver appeared to be intoxicated. the owner's son says this is the second time someone crash into the hydrant. he says the intersection is no torously dangerous. >> everybody hit running the light, hitting pedestrians and police chases. >> someone has crashed here before? >> yes. on this side of the building and the other side. >> the driver w

there's some firefighters who are still unaccounted for as we speak.others were injured. search and rescue teams are still trying right now to find victims. and christine romans looks into how this happened. have there been past regulatory issues for this fertilizer company. >> reporter: before the explosion, this is what the plant looked like, it was a facility authorized to hold, we're told, up to 54,000 gallons of anhydrous ammonia, that's a farm fertilizer stored under high pressure, a gas stored under high pressure and is loaded on to trucks to be used to put into sprayers and sprayed on farm fields. now, it was cited, this plant, in 2006 for a lingering smell of ammonia. there was a complaint into state officials. we have this from texas environmental regulators, the lingering smell of ammonia. that was in 2006. and a local tv station reports either this plant was fined in 2006 by the environmental protection agency, the epa, for not having a risk management plan that met federal standards. now, "the dallas morning news "is reporting the plant fi

spoke with a number of clubs today and they say that have not come across any any members that are unaccounted>> thank you. our coverage of the boston marathon will continue online at wjla.com. and of course we have up-to-the- minute information tomorrow morning on "good morning washington," and we will follow the story in the coming days. , movinge change gears on to check the forecast right now with doug hill. i hope you have some good news to report. >> some warmer temperatures. it will be unsettled weather with shower tent -- shower chances just about every day. 57 the morning well. the high was below average in the high was below average. i think we will need three degrees average on this monday. still mild with the clouds east and southeast. breeze is keeping a cloudy. 59 in the nation capital. 50's area-one. -- area-wide. may giveont tomorrow us a chance of shower and the front will hang out in the neighborhood as we go through tuesday night, wednesday, and thursday. that will allow temperatures to come up a bit. a few showers is dorms on friday. will beer cold front part of the friday

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. >>> dozens of residents in west texas remain unaccounted for tonight. event leveling a large swath of the town. but what caused this mysterious disaster. we search for the answers. >> reporter: the fire at the fertilizer plant here rocked this small town to its core. >> everybody needs to get away from there. back all trucks away from the plant. >> reporter: 7:29 p.m. yesterday, a fire raged. the flames so big, so bright, neighbored out their cameras and hit record. then at 7:53, the one thing that everyone watching feared the most. >> i can't hear. >> let's get out of here, please, get out of here. >> a father with his daughter right beside him in the car captures it all. their voices turn to terror. >> dad, please get out of here. >> the girl heard screaming is 12-year-old chloe. her father had stopped at a nearby school when they saw the smoke. >> we knew it was an explosion. we didn't think it was going to be that bad. >> reporter: the fertilizer depot, part of this west, texas, landscape for more than half a century, gone. obliterated. >> we need e

. >> are there any unaccounted for people? >> we are actually working very closely with the families right now. we're setting up a location near here that families can come to if they have any questions. the mayor's office has fielded many calls of concern. we're going through those right now. >> why were people being told prior -- >> 9:30 tomorrow morning will be the next briefing. thank you. >> this is "piers morgan live." i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world to cnn's team coverage of terror at the boston marathon. millions are stunned tonight by what appears to have been a coordinated attack at one of the world's elite and most popular athletic events. two bombs at the finishing line, 50 to 100 yards apart, blowing up just before 3:00 this afternoon within 12 seconds of each other, ripping through the crowd of spectators about two hours after elite runners had passed by. the explosions a one-two punch so powerful they sent runners to the ground and shook nearby buildings. witnesses said it

yesterday, there were reports of 60 people unaccounted for. mayor says all 60 of those have been accounted for. jake? >> thank goodness for that. are there funerals planned for those killed or is that still up in the air as the town tries to pick itself up? >> reporter: yeah, this is the tough part. you know, look, individuals that were killed were very close to the blast, their bodies and remains have been sent to the medical examiner in dallas. they're trying to make identifications still. i think the hope is in the days ahead they will be able to figure out whether they have individual funerals or one mass funeral for some of the individuals there. the other thing going on here is that parts of the town are still closed off. people want to get back in their homes, survey the damage, figure out how to start their lives again. funerals, investigation, getting back into homes, those are the big priorities here in west, texas. jake? >> and miguel lastly, before i let you go, how is the tone coping? >> reporter: look, they're tough people. they

plant in west, texas, more than 200 others were injured, he says 60 others are still yawn counted unaccounted for and they are checking the hospitals for them. some of them were first responders. >>> a deputy hit tw pedestrians with his patrol car, killing one of them, it happened in an uncooperated area near hayward, janine de la vega has the latest from investigators. >> reporter: mission boulevard was closed in both directions all morning so the chp could investigate what took place here at 4:30. they say the sheriff's deputy in this car hit a latino man and woman crossing the street. the car swerved and crashed into a parked vehicle before stopping witnesses describe the victim's condition. >> he was face down and bleeding from the face, there was fire engines and emt nearby around him. >> the man in his 30s, died at the scene, the woman was taken to the hospital and is suffering from a broken jaw and trauma to her head. authorities tried to interview her but -- >> the female adult, she is under the influence of alcohol, additionally there was narcotics found in her person. >> investigato

they can go unaccounted for. they can be ignored. a child lives in the chicago area, they have had to deal with walking outside and having some of the highest asthma rates in the country. the same thing happens in los angeles. one out of two latinos, similar to african-americans, is living in an area that does not meet air quality standards today. the reason it ties in so closely to immigration is because until we have a way to empower people to speak up for themselves, protect themselves, they are going to be continuously discriminated against environmentally as well. or simply is siting having to pay more for healthcare care, simply because you are subject to trucks running through your neighborhood constantly, and this absolute disregard for these communities' needs and health -- you are going to have a disproportionate impact. that is what we have today. tavis: let me segue back to these undocumented workers, no matter where they live, and how we get them on a path to citizenship, so they have the rights, stature, and standing to

dozens including a police official are unaccounted for. hundreds are being treated at local hospitals. a triage center was set up at a high school near the plant to treat the wounded but that center had to be moved further away for fear more explosions happening. locals described the scene of fear and chaos. >> shrapnel is everywhere. (inaudible). worst thing i have ever seen. >>the most devastating thing that has happened to th

even when we do spend it on good stuff, in 2009 we had almost a half a billion dollars unaccounted for. it's another example where we just keep perpetuating something that seemed good maybe 40, 50 years ago. it's the wrong thing to do now. >> to that point, 130 million bucks of that aid went -- just basically vanished in somalia and the thing is, there are no social security increases. there is minimal, maybe 1 or 2%. we criticize people about getting food stamps, budget cuts going on from the sequester. why not say let's take another look at foreign aid, especially to countries that hate us and really are attacking us. go ahead. >> i understand the frustration and i mean, we've been just so upset in our household about this whole boston thing. it's tempting to say -- to sort of throw your hands up, decides the world hates you and pull back. i just think it's the wrong target right now. i think to have them shut down the efforts we makeverseas, we don't know, by the way, how much more they would hate us if we weren't giving any foreign aid and how much influence we would lose if we cut

one person still unaccounted for after a nearby guard shack blew into the water. >>> a genuine towering inferno engulfed the tallest building in chechnya today. 40 stories was still under construction. it was the centerpiece of a gleaming luxury apartment and hotel complex in grozny city, opened in 2011. the cluster of high rises had stood as a proud symbol of recovery since the wars of the 1990s. cable news viewers around the globe watched this building burn. hundreds of firefighters fought it for hours. not known if there were sprinklers or fire suppression. dozens of people were evacuated. remarkably, no deaths or injuries. >>> gun laws front and center for president obama once again today as momentum seems to be fading post-newtown. in colorado the president visited a police academy, congratulated lawmakers there for tightening gun rules there in the wake of the aurora movie theater shooting last year. that left 12 dead. in pushing for background checks the president told the audience there doesn't have to be a conflict between the safety of citizens and second amendment rights in t

so there is an unaccounted for three full days. what did they do in that time? did they have more explosives that they exposed of and they had more the night they encountered the police. and the laptop in particular is important, and that's what they are searching for now. >> they are searching for a laptop that they believe could be in the massive landfill outside of boston. but i wonder in terms of the comments from mike rogers, he is the chair of the house intelligence committee meaning he is briefed on this every single day. can you give us a sense of what kind of information or who would be briefing him that would drive him to say something like i think there clearly could be more people of interest and they are not 100% that they are not more explosives? >> he would be briefed by the fbi and the officials from massachusetts and what they have been told about the investigation. for him to say persons of interest are being looked for, that would be an obvious point that there must be other friends that were aware of what they were doing. dzhokhar went to gla

have saved more than 2300 people since the collapse, but it's feared hundreds of others are still unaccounted for under the debris. the ap news agency quoted a military official who says search operations will continue until at least saturday. garment workers took to the streets to protest saying the deaths could have been prevented. media reports say the factory's owner insisted that work continue even though cracks had been discovered in the building. the protesters want the owner, the government, and related agencies as well as factory customers to be held responsible. the building collapse is the worst ever loss of life in bangladesh's booming garment industry. a fire at a factory five months ago killed 112 people. >>> officials in pakistan are looking into reports that north korean diplomats are illegally selling imported liquor. residents in the city of karachi said north koreans were selling alcohol to members of the public. diplomats say they were bringing duty-free liquor into pakistan and selling it for a profit. a spokesperson for the foreign ministry says staff are looking into th

a new report claims $700 million that was supposed to fortify homes from future floods is unaccounted for. according to abc news, the state of louisiana is aware of the missing money and pursing efforts to make sure homeowners are using the funds to repair and shore up their homes. boeing is expected to wrap up testing of its troubled dreamliner. the faa grounded the 787s in january following a couple of fire flare-ups sparked by lithium ion batteries onboard. boeing has modified the batteries, and if the faa agrees, forbes reports dreamliners could be back in the sky next month. meanwhile, british airways is going forward wtih orders for 18 dreamliners. on the downside for boeing, airbus took the top spot in the aircraft industry in the first quarter. reports say apple is facing a blueprint bummer. apple's plan for a new campus in silicon valley is around $2 billion over-budget. bloomberg reports inital costs were estimated at $3 billion. now, its closer to 5. expensive building materials and extra landscaping work drove up costs. now it's trying to shave about a billion dollars off

black and missing foundation was created to raise the alarm about the number of people of color unaccounted, while trying to bring hope and support to the families left behind. since launched in 2008, they're expanding the reach with powerful partnerships including radio host michael baisden. since the segment started he's reunited 11 children with their families. >> for me i have to do something about this. i have some time in the show to mention this. i thought why not mention it every hour and every day. >> tv one joined in the hunt with "find our missing." it is to get americans involved because hundreds of thousands of missing people are still out there, including larry stackhouse, jr. who was 19 when he disappeared in 2005. his father larry stackhouse, sr., is with us toy along with an author and psychologist and ms. wilson. black people make up 13% of the population and yet we're overrepresented in missing children. can you tell us why? >> well, when it comes to missing children of color, they like to classify them as run aways and therefore, run aways are not receiving the amber ale

measure the water that goes into your system and compare it to the water that goes out, how much is unaccounted for? most states have a goal of 10%. ours is at only 5.5% right now. and we have plans to lower that to 4%. man: we actually have our entire distribution system mapped out in a computerized or electronic format. and we can locate our pipes, we can locate our valves, we can locate water meters that are out there. we've got small units installed in the distribution system. and they actually listen for leaks. we can schedule the repair, minimize its impacts to the surrounding community, and it minimizes cost, because obviously, if you've got a leak that's been leaking for sometime, you're going to see a lot of undermining of the roadways, potential property damage. fisher: all the sensors in the field come into this location. these two operators behind me operate the entire water system, 24/7. so we can see all of our reservoirs, their elevations, whether they're going up or down, how much water we're getting from our two treatment plants. we try to move it very quickly through the syste

we're told firefighters found one elderly woman dead inside and a second person is still unaccounted for. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates as soon as we get them into our newsroom and also on our morning newscast beginning at 4:30 a.m. >> its mission statement says it serves the public interest. tonight they are attacking the credibility of the state's highly criticized public utility commission. >> our chief investigative reporter broke the story tonight. the accusations were leveled by some of the most powerful employees inside the puc, correct? >> that's perhaps the most shocking part of this document. we've heard similar accusations from outside the puc. now insiders acknowledge safety is not the top priority. >> in the weeks and months following san bruno, reputations were under attack. questions centered on why it happened and why it wasn't prevented. >> we have a fire ball still coming out. >> now in confidential internal document exposes cultural problems identified and questioned by puc employees and stuff. one quote reads "if we were enforcing the ru

.^, two adults and five children and three dogs made it out safely but another dog is unaccounted for. homes on both sides of the home on fire were also damaged as well as a fence and a shed. no word yet on the cause of that fire. >> we have a windy weekend on tap so we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. we should enjoy today while we can? >> at least the calmness. good morning, everyone, you can see as we look from emeryville to san francisco, you can see how hazy it is. that is not the case tomorrow afternoon. you can see winds are light and blowing in from the ocean but as we head toward tomorrow we are going to see the winds pick up. during the overnight hours they will pick up over the ocean and moving inland at 20 to 30-miles-per-hour gusts overnight the neighbors in the afternoon. in the evening they up to 25 or 35 and sunday morning, 20 to 30 miles per hour and maybe 10 to 15 around the bay shore and they crank up on sunday afternoon at 30 to 35-miles-per-hour gusts and possibly up to 45 over the ocean. i will show you how far they will drop the temperatures through the

there are reports that a second person is unaccounted for. crew have knocked down the fire and now witness to go did a thorough search of the home. >> battered parts of the pay area today. anna september in this photo from union city. heard a crack grabbed her baby and ran out of the house. it was the neighbor tree collapsing on her property. it is still blowing out there tonight. >> it is blowing all day. zappedia is here with update. >>reporter: yes. we still have wind gust at 35 to 40 miles an hour so we continue to see the gusty winds. live doppler 7hd right now showing you few spring el in the east bay. writ around livermore you can see very light returns her here. in the sierra nevada it's snowing as you can see here in the tahoe area. they are requiring chains on highway 50, 88 and 4 right now. sutro camera you cap see a nice view of san francisco. temperatures rate now falling 47 degrees in san francisco. 47 in san jose. 46 degrees in half machine bay as we lack at different vantage point along the embarcadero mess of the bay area win

there are reports that a second person is unaccounted for.rew have knocked down the fire and now witness to go did a thorough search of the home. >> battered parts of the pay area today. anna september in this photo from union city. heard a crack grabbed her baby and ran out of the house. it was the neighbor tree collapsing on her property. it is still blowing out there tonight. >> it is blowing all day. zappedia is here with update. >>reporter: yes. we still have wind gust at 35 to 40 miles an hour so we continue to see the gusty winds. live doppler 7hd right now showing you few spring el in the east bay. writ around livermore you can see very light returns her here. in the sierra nevada it's snowing as you can see here in the tahoe area. they are requiring chains on highway 50, 88 and 4 right now. sutro camera you cap see a nice view of san francisco. temperatures rate now falling 47 degrees in san francisco. 47 in san jose. 46 degrees in half machine bay as we lack at different vantage point along the embarcadero mess of the bay area winds

it lapsed wednesday killing 290 people and leaving about 1,000 other unaccounted for. right now we have new video showing police in bangladesh visiting that building the day before it collapsed. officers there were called to check out some large cracks in the wall. police say they ordered the evacuation of that building, but clearly that order was ignored. >>> new this morning, country music superstar george jones has died. ♪ >> certainly a sad day for the country music world. he recorded dozens of hits about good times and regrets. jones peaked with the heartbreaking classic "he stopped loving her today." known for his clenched, precise baritone and hard living, george jones was 81-year-old. >>> bay area high school student under arrest this morning accused of making bomb threats at a local high school and a couple other schools. police say the 16-year-old student at deer valley high school admitted to making seven different bomb threats at that school this week as well as threats at black diamond middle school in antioch. police say deer valley staff and students pro

there are reports that a second person is unaccounted for. crew have knocked down the fire and now witness to go did a thorough search of the home. >> battered parts of the pay area today. anna september in this photo from union city. heard a crack grabbed her baby and ran out of the house. it was the neighbor tree collapsing on her property. it is still blowing out there tonight. >> it is blowing all day. zappedia is here with update. >>repoupdate.. we still have wind gust at miles 5 to 40 miles an hour so we continue to see the gusty winds. live doppler 7hd right now showing you few spring el in the east bay. writ around livermore you can see very light returns her here. in the sierra nevada it's snowing as you can see here in the tahoe area. they are requiring chains on highway 50, 88 and 4 right now. sutro camera you cap see a nice view of san francisco. temperatures rate now falling 47 degrees in san francisco. 47 in san jose. 46 degrees in half machine bay as we lack at different vantage point along the embarcadero mess of the bay area

represent texas, and it was john cornyn who raised eyebrows when he said there are 60 people still unaccounted. and that's of course a number that has many people worried because as time goes by if it's still that high, you have to worry that the death toll could climb higher. afterwards when we questioned him spervegly he cautioned a bit saying they are double checking on that. take that with a grain of salt. they have to cross check with hospitals, relatives, with addresses to make sure people who said they lived where they did actually did. so it is still very much a search and rescue operation that is underway. they fear the death toll is going to rise. the number of injured now stands at 200, wolf. >> martin savidge on the scene for us in west, texas, with the latest on that fertilizer explosion. the casualty numbers continuing to go up. what is encouraging though, they still think it's a search and rescue operation. they're hoping that they can find some people who may still be alive. >> right. when you hear the discrepancy between 60 still supposedly unaccounted for and the death toll b