and beat us up and the driver would continue driving saying, you dogs, scream horrible things at us. those moments are terrifying because if a mob decides they want to kill you, you're dead. as every single pass of that kidnapping we had no idea we would survive. >> what happens when you hear about these journalists and others who are being held, you know they are being held, you have sense more than i would of what they're going through. >> it's horrible. i look at them and first of all i think god we were so lucky. we really at the end of the day for all the horrible things that happened to us and tragically happened to our driver, what's happening now is entirely different. people are being beheaded on tv and the videos are being sent out across the world and to be a parent watching that video, to be a friend or a wife or you know it's a horrible thing. >> lindsay i'm going to pass on a question i keep getting asked this stuff about brian williams, i'm waiting for more information to come out and understand what's happening.

and that's going to set us up for single digits monday night into tuesday. so a very cold start to your workweek. let's talk about the feels-like temperatures, as you head to work on monday. early monday morning at 4:00 a.m., feels-like temperature at 22. but as we progress the model here by 9:00 a.m. it's going to feel like 9:00 degrees. feeling like zero in allentown. by the time you head home from work, it's only going to feel like 2 degrees in philadelphia minus 3 in allentown, minus 16 in the poconos. so the windchill and the bitter cold is back for us as we head into really most of your workweek. we'll have one or two days where we'll warm into the 40s, but for the most part it's going to be very cold. on your sunday temperatures will range between 39 and 43 degrees. and your seven-day forecast shows that major drop in temperatures between today and tomorrow. down to 23 degrees on your monday 28 on tuesday, wednesday's the day where it's not as cold but take a look at thursday friday right back to the 20s for our daytime highs. >>> still ahead, a long-

two or three times they would call us up, a company of us 100, 1 hundred 20 men would stand up and they would have a sing us -- this chinese song. we were singing away and they would laugh. these were visitors or something. we had no idea what we were singing. one person said let's just strike, let's not go to the lecture. he was a chinese officer because he had the red piping on his uniform. he said if you refuse to obey the orders we give you you will lose your standing as a prisoner of four and you will be our enemy. that was just one of the things that i can remember and camp five that was alarming to me. we would stand in formation and some guy had been captured. they made him criticize himself. you may have heard of that. he would stand up and tell what a bad person he was an somebody broke out and started singing god, bless america. -- god bless, america. there was never such a feeling in my life. i decided that if they kill me, i'm going to sing. they did not interfere. they stood there and let us finish the song and then we went about our business as if nothing ever happened. w

two or three times they would call us up, a company of us, 100, 120 men would stand up and they would have us sing this chinese song. we were singing away and they would laugh. they would clap their hands for us and everything. these were visitors or something. we had no idea what we were singing. we would not sing it anymore. one person said let's just strike, let's not go to the lecture. that lasted a very short time. there was someone he was a , chinese officer because he had the red piping on his uniform. he said if you refuse to obey the orders we give you, you will lose your standing as a prisoner of war and you will become our enemy. we will go to war with you. that was just one of the things that i can remember and camp five that was alarming to me. we would stand in formation and some guy had been captured. he had attempted escape. they made him criticize himself. you may have heard of that. he would stand up and tell what a bad person he was an somebody broke out and started singing god, bless america. -- god bless, america. there was never such a feeling in my life. we'll c

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they tied us up put us in vehicles and sat us on the fronted line while artillery, sniper fire everything rained arrived us. we were there for hours. the fighting was so close that at some point they shifted our position. then we spent a night in a car, we don't know where. they threatened us with executing us hitting my mail colleagues on the back of the head. i was groped so many times. we were thrown into the back of a pick-up truck. tied up blindfolded and driven for about six hours in the back of a pick-up truck. and every 45 minutes or so a mass of men would descend, beat us up and the driver would drive screaming "you dogs", horrible things like that. those moments are terrifying. if a mob decides to kill you, then you are dead. every single path of that kidd napping, we have no idea. >> what happens when you hear the stories. they know you are held you have some assistance of what they are going through. >> it's horrible. first of all i think "god we were lucky." really at the end of the day for all the horrible things that happened to us and tragically to our drive, what is happe

us. fine with me! >> me, too, doug. doug, thank you. >> coming up here on abc 7 news at noon changes coming to the university of maryland that some staffers probably won't like. stay with us. is >> breaking news this noon a video just surfaced on line reportedly from the islamic state militants. now, there are reports that it shows that captive jordanian pilot being burned to death. the 26-year-old pilot has been held captive in syria since december when his f-16 crashed. >> a little closer to home now, we are learning more information about the belt tightening measures being taken at maryland state universities. in addition to a 2% tuition increase that went into effect last week the university of maryland will furlough more than half of its employees. this is according to the diamondbacks, the university of maryland's student newspaper. >> still ahead here on abc 7 news at noon doug is back with another look at your chilly forecast with just a little bit a warmup on the way. >> england could become the first country in the world to create genetica

and us kids have an important message for our grown ups.ee grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! >>> we're here, with her mcgee who went to school here and never left. he became head coach of philadelphia a university in 1967, and tonight, it is unbelievable could reach # thousand wins, with a victory over wilmington university. now when you think about it, after so many years, and so many games, there could not possibly be just one game, one situation that stood out overall of the others but he says oh, absolutely, that is easy. >> when we won national championship in 1970 and we beat tennessee state 76-six 56789 i remember everything about that game. >> meanwhile, they are back on the ice at their practice facility in voorhees, the flyers. they do not the play again until thursday. that will be a pretty tough test against division leading islanders. fou

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"eyewitness news" reporter justin fin such live at the scene to bring us up-to-date right now.>> erika, ukee, good morning the both lanes open about few minutes ago, i would say we were here, just minutes ago when we saw the southbound lanes reopened. they car i had that tractor-trailer away. the only visible evidence of that crash now see the rail between the north and southbound lanes still damaged, lots of skidmarks in the street. we know one driver injured, taken to the hospital, but let's take you on video from earlier this morning, you will see massive response, 495 at 12 street, del dot here, state police were here, as well as other first responders, also, getting the tractor portion and the dump portion safely away from this area. we are told that driver was heading southbound here on 495, somehow was involved in single vehicle c

of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> 5:14. a live look at the comcast center in philadelphia. some snow showers this afternoon. temperatures will start to drop this afternoon, but wait until you hear the temperatures that bill is talking about for this weekend. we'll check with him in just a few minutes. >>> sad news at cbs this morning. longtime "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon died in a car accident in new york city last night. police say simon was riding in a car that collided with another and then hit some metal poles on manhattan's west side. simon's career spanned five decades. he covered everything from the vietnam war to a piece just last weekend on the film "selma." bob simon was 73 years old. >>> 5:14 now. and this morning we are learning more about the measles outbreak in california. officials have now issued a warning to commuters after a person with measles rode on bay area rapid transit, or b.a.r.t. officials believe that person also ate at a popular san francisc

i think it sets us up for another leg high ner the markets. doesn't mean i'm a believer in the broader market. the problems out there are huge. but it doesn't mean the market can't keep going higher. that's one thing we've says for some time. i think it sets us up for the next leg higher. >> you're talking about names like pretty good gain gains. >> right. you hear about potential takeout in that space. what you see is the shorts covering. it's not the long onlys participating. i think the move particularly in some of those stocks was shorts covering. we've been told by a lot of the institutions, it's too hard to stretch. >> we want to trade the greek bill using bonds. >> i would start with gold, gld. i actually bought more the other day. look at what it did today. even when we had that, it came off a little bit. but it didn't break the lows of this week. i think if you get any type of skirmish in ukraine, gold is the way to play it. it's a great risk/reward. you use this week's low as your stop and the upside of it is huge. we could go back t

but winds are out of the south and west at about 10 miles per hour and that wind will help to warm us up during the upcoming weekend. we have 26 degrees right now in pottstown. 30 in atlantic city. we have 31 in wilmington as well as dover. so if you are stepping outdoors, it's cold but not as frigid. temperatures will hold pretty steady throughout the entire evening in the upper 20s and it will also be dry. but we'll watch a change in the pattern. winds are going to shift out of the south and west that will help to warm us up during the upcoming weekend. what about that saturday snapshot? in the city we're looking at high temperatures tomorrow around 45 degrees. still a little cold perhaps some flurries if you're headed up to the pocono mountains that will be good for the skiers and what about down the shore? atlantic city we're talking about the boat show looking pretty good tomorrow. temperatures in the low 40s. we'll have your complete weekend forecast and talk about that upcoming storm system brewing for monday. dawn and jeff, back to you. >> all right scotty, thanks very much. >>>

better to have bills or problems but some of us get up at 6:00 in the morning to work and some of us get up at 1:00 in the afternoon to rob somebody else, that's the way life is. >> when the teen got outside he ran into the waiting arms of two fbi agents who happened to see the crime go down and took care of it from there. >> it is 4:50. >>> coming up a stadium cam gets a surprise glimpse at a secret fan. >>> plus a bay area basketball team turning to technology to get a competitive edge on the court. we'll explain. >>> a look over here using our technology show you san jose and the low clouds in the background, we're tracking that as it affects your commute, coming up. >>> high school sports are certainly changing, when it comes to success on the court, teams are chucking the chalkboard for modern technology. >> san jose's archbishop midi uses a service called krossor with a k. girls basketball coaches had the tape and krossover a complete breakdown within a day or two. the team can see players stats, shot chops and a clip of every shot. it allows coaches to concentrate on other thin

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of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> 5:24 right now. we have a live picture from the scene of an accident where a fire truck was involved in this accident. the suv is smashed up there after hitting a light pole. the air bag deployed. we understand this is new information coming in the driver of the suv did suffer injuries. we don't know yet what the extent of the injuries are. the firefighters who were aboard the fire truck were not injured. this is around old york road and 69th street. we'll continue to update this story to bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> is your smart tv a little too smart? this morning we have a closer look at what your tv could know about you.,+fr landon dowdy is here with that in this morning's cnbc business news. landon, good morning. >> tracy, good morning to you. the markets could get off to a negative start today as futures are lower ahead of the open. stocks fell on friday despite the strong jobs report but still turned in a positive wee

good thing. >> i can't even count the number of times over the years that he has literally picks us all up, put him on his back and took us to the finish line. >> reporter: flyers are in carolina tonight going for three straight wins. rob zep shortstopstp is in goal. i'm john clark . >>> after another cold night, we get a bit of a break. up to 35. we watch the south, there's a storm down there developing. sheena will have new computer information. have you update at 11:00 tonight. close call to the south. especially delaware and south jersey. >> sheena will be watching. thank you, again. for all of us here at nbc10. >> the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." >>> on the broadcast tonight, disaster on the tracks. another commuter train plows into a vehicle in its path. tonight paeblgs critically injured in the fiery impact. >>> out of control, this relentless record cold when will it end. crippling conditions in the roads north to south. >>> sudden explosion shatters a quiet neighrhood and blows a home to bits. a terrifying moment caught on camera. >>> to the jury closing arguments o

use in your war chest don't work? >> it becomes very challenging. thankfully some of these c.r.e.s are susceptible. the first line of drugs are likely not going to work. we end up using some of the older drugs that we have not used in the past. they don't work as well or have a higher risk of toxisty. we use drugs that may not be the best against that organism or may possibility, you know, have the risk of causing harm in certain ways. you have to treat the organism. available. >> so far you have been defeated, you dosed someone with what you hope may work. is there a point at which a person gets sicker and starts to get better where their body kicks in and works out a defense or is there some people where there is no defense and it will kill them. depends on factors. oven the antibiotics don't help on their own. it just helps the immune system clear the infection. there are situations where you can get an infection with a highly resistant organism. getting control of the infection, in addition with antibiotics, people survive, because these are more resistant, the antibiotics we select will not be as good and often can caused toxicity. >> have you treated pati

using our products. the world's and set up equally. the first billion people who are using facebook have way more money than the rest of the world combined. from a business perspective, it actually doesn't make a huge amount of sense for us to put the emphasis in this that we are right now. the reason why we are doing that is two things -- one is mission. we are here to help connect the world and we take that really seriously. and to some degree you can't really do that if 2/3 of the world doesn't even have internet. we just turned 10 as a company, and we decided that our next 10 years, we want to take on some really big challenges in the world, like helping everyone get online. that is important for us and a lot of other internet companies and for the mission overall. over the long-term, it could be good for our company as well. 10, 20,ook at it on a 30 year time horizon, a lot of these countries will develop and, over time, they will be important. most people do not make investments for 30 years down the line in terms of products they

. >> the only comment i have is the appellant has not use up all his time is he relinquishing all his time. >> unfortunately, we had a lot of interruptions. >> there were questions asked. >> mr. burger you have 2 minutes and 30 seconds if you want to come back up. >> thank you anything else from the department. >> if you haven't decided i'm done. >> is the board making a motion. >> follow-up on public comment. >> seeing none. >> to restate the motion not grant the rehearing. >> second. >> there's a motion and second to not grant the rehearing roll call vote president clinch. >> yes. >> commissioner melgar commissioner mccray commissioner mar commissioner lee president mccarthy commissioner walker. >> the motion carries unanimously unanimously. >> item general public comment is there any general public comment for item in the items not listed on the abatement board of appeals agenda seeing none adjournment is there a motion to adjourn. >> i move we adjourn. >> second okay all commissioners in favor. >> i. >> we're now adjourned it's 10:25 a.m. we'll reconvene ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is smack in

future tracker 6 takes us up until noon.t a lot of precipitation out there, where it hits it could be freezing rain and sleet. if you see the rain hitting the windshield slow it down in case it's freezing up on roads. by 6:00 p.m. we could see a changeover to snow to the north that could continue in the evening hours in the northern and western suburbs. today, spotty on and off precipitation, 31 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 3 # degrees, 33 is the high. high temperatures across the region from millville north close to freezing. we'll have a period of the day where we get milder down south so there's less of a chance of a freeze up there again through 11:00 a.m. in through the overnight hours until 4:00 a.m. we have additional precipitation, and sleet but it gets out of here tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we have back end cold air coming in. that could produce snow on top of any ice that accumulates not a lot of but in areas outside of philadelphia. in the allentown area, a coating to an inch of snow is possible overnight. the exclusive

out every place toss pull all of that snow in the $18 million budget for snow removal, already been used upuary. >> 6:13, reminding me of last year katie. now it seems to be boston getting all of the snow. >> we actually did end up with very significant amount of snow by the time the season was all said and done. but it came through in tiny waves. for them heff ' just had couple of big ones that came through. the latest one. so very same system that's affecting us, but notice, we've got far less precipitation, there waking up not doing anything outside right now except maybe fogging over the community. so we are seeing enough cold air dip in at this point. any of the rain showers starting to turn over to freezing rain, although still scattered in nature, but i don't want you to let your guard down if you walk out the door and nothing out there just yet. keep in mind you might run into it, and generally the expectation here is although scattered we've got ice and snow far off to the north rain and ice in the pink sliver, so most of our area, primarily, just rain showers though the further so

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other reasons, good foreign policy reason, look the 30 plus countries in latin america always beat us upwhy we don't open up with cuba. now they can't do that. they are praising us. i think it's going to help us in the region, a region that we neglect that is very important economically, politically, strategically to us. so i think on those foreign policy grounds lou, it's woth it. but it's not going to be easy. this human rights issue we got to push the cubans. we got to not just freedom of the internet, you know stop mistreating these dissidents, find ways to get that democracy moving there and i think they are slowly, slowly gradually they are privatizing a little bit. it's going to take some time. >> you did say democracy there, didn't you? >> i said they are moving slowly. it's not a democracy. >> i understand the spirit of the thing. governor, always good to talk with you. thank you so much. ambassador bill richardson. he's got so many titles, i don't know which honorific to apply. >>> left wing politicses and celebrities lining up to insult the wildly popular new movie "american s

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above average oakland 106 us up above average oakland 106. 107 in san from. 101 in santa rosa. if move it field 145 percent of normal. we need quite a few storms to put a dent in our 3 year deficit here so it's not going to change up the drought drastically. as a matter of fact it doesn't look any better for the sierra snow pack. state wide 27 percent of average as of today. year ago we were at 26 percent of normal so we definitely need a lot more snow. we did see about half if the to almost 2 feat of snow up in the mountains in the last couple days. 50 in tahoe last couple days. 50 in tahoe. 61 in yosemite. 70 san diego they have a high surf advisory until tomorrow afternoon if heading there. bay area like today in terms of the temperatures all in the 60's. few high cloud at times. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast we wairment up in time for all the out door valentine's mrachbilitys start making them outside. it's just going to be really spring like as you look at the 7 difficult forecast talking about records later this week. >> okay wow! thanks sand why. >> well google

up at 7:00. hope you can join us then. >> hope you can join us.developing story in the east bay. the port of oakland is back in business. businesses across the bay area are now celebrating, now that that costly shutdown appears to be over. the source of a lot of hurt for local businesses after nine months of tense negotiations a tentative, five-year contract has been reached to cover west coast dock workers. the dispute disrupted international trade at seaports that handle about $1 trillion of cargo each year. president obama sent u.s. secretary of labor thomas perez here to california to encourage the two sides to resolve their differences. the port of oakland officials say it will take up to two months for the port to get back to normal. >>> new area code is being added to the bay area 415 is all used up. get ready for 628. beginning today anyone in the 415 area will get a recorded alert, unless you dial all ten numbers including area code 415. those using a landline have to add "1" at the beginning of dialing the number. 45 15 area code once st

i used up all my time. >> you have. $20 a barrel extraordinary. with us here on "bbc world news." still to come on gmt, clues to how the planet evolved. we go on a journey to the center of the earth. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ m so glad we could be here for larry. >>> i'm david eades. the top stories this hour on gmt. in an exclusive interview, syria's president was denied the use of barrel bombs on civilians. he said the u.s.-led coalition passes on information about the conflict with the islamic state. the former head of imf, strauss-khan says he committed no crime helping to procure women for sex parties. >>> now the center of the earth has been a mystery, at least until now. scientists discovered the core is made up of two parts. a small core with a distinct outer layer. a research team from china and the u.s. studies seismic waves and how they travel through layers of the earth. with me is rebecca. essentially, explain all. what are they telling us? >> this is such an interesting inging study. the center thousands beneath.

and you can use up to 4x less.harmin ultra strong. >>> welcome back we're following breaking news the u.s. government reacting in real time to a claim from isis that their sole remaining u.s. hostage has been killed killed in an air strike by jordan. at this very moment susan rice is laying out the administration's new strategy for national security. the administration pushing back in her remarks against critics that claim the u.s. has been too slow at dealing with foreign policy crises like today's. saying we have to avoid making decisions based upon fear and should not rely on military power alone. joining me now is chuck todd moderator of "meet the press" and political director at nbc news. how kredably are white house officials administration officials considering this claim? >> you mean on the -- look not a lot of credibility actually because it's coming from isis number one. and it's the way isis is trying to portray things that it's -- you know that it was somehow a jordanian fighter jet that did this. so wh

. >> stay with us for any breaking up date and follow us on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> good evening. >> now to our other top story. attack inside a local 99 cent only story. alameda couldn't sheriff's office says this man seen here on store surveillance camera molested an 8-year-old girl in the store toy aisle. mother just steps away. >> 7 news reporter is live outside the store with the story tonight. allen? >> it happened inside this store in the middle of the day in plain view and now police want the about be to identify him. >> police say this man molested an 8-year-old girl in the toy aisle of the 99 cent only store near hayward. happened around 1:45 sunday afternoon. >> male cornered the little girl if the aisle and grabbed her and forcefully put his hand down her pants. >> stris you it happened in there. >> it does it does. worker stocking the shelves. bringing out things all the time. >> police said girl mother was right around the corner as the suspect casually walked out of the store. other customers complain about the number of vague anti-and homeless in the parking lot.

hit us up. bill: it's ridiculous. come on. ready? are chasing a story that kind of gives new meaning to the dirty martini. >> one of my favorite bars is capitalizing on this phenomenon creating what they are calling the official 50 shades of gray martini. better with a blindfold on for some reason. it cost $50 but it is well worth it. it is huge. can definitely serve three or four people. mostly couples are coming in and downing it. >> that a strong. >> we started on valentine's day weekend and did not know what to anticipate. over 50 martinis. customers had it and had a blast. >> five vodkas, three oysters and it which we all know our aphrodisiacs and a comes with a blindfold. it's these delicious looking edibles. it itself is pretty much with it. >> put it in the martini. i did not make the trip down to new york city. edible. i cannot confirm nor deny. take a bite. there delicious. so if you guys -- not familiar is basically a whip. it's basically a prop. it can be part of the experience what your drinking this. it is dangerous. yo

the sorry winds will warm us up for -- the southerly winds will warm us up for tomorrow. a nice day for us. what's going on with traffic? >>> let's take a trip on the rails or check on the rail. this morning marc brunswick riders, the ticketmental at the service station is out of -- ticket machine at the service station is out of service so make sure you have your dollar bills ready. elsewhere no reports of any delays on metro this morning. looking good on 95. building volume between dumfries and trying to make your way towards 123 and the occoquan. going to be slow but here building volume near newington. more volume southbound 270. i'll step out so you can see these delays near 109. >>> president obama faces an uphill battle getting republicans to approve key proposals outlined in his latest budget. >> the president sent his $4 trillion proposal to congress on monday. it includes higher taxes on wealthy americans and some middle class tax relief. g.o.p. leaders are criticizing the plan. they say it does not solve the nation's long-term fiscal problems. >>> the president'

he would always dance crazy with us, like pick us up in the air and slide us between his legs and throw us up. >> reporter: and the old family snapshots, hiking in hawaii, disney world, all the christmases seemed to show a dad over the moon with his three girls. kaitlyn was a star volleyball player and all-american and knew without a doubt when her father was in the stands on game days. you could hear him? >> i could. yeah. everyone could. >> reporter: her dad was in a long-term relationship with a single mom named kimberly roush. >> he had three daughters and i had two boys and a lot of our time was spent being involved in their sporting events. >> reporter: they had been on again/off again for years, but no sooner had they decided to take one of their periodic romantic time-outs from one another and then they would rubber band back together. boyfriends like keith were hard to find. >> a song would come on and woe pull the car over, take me out of the car and dance along the side of the road. being with him was amazing. >> reporter: and now that his girls were grown, keith reed was at

useful on the slush. >> reporter: during the refreeze, she isn't alone working on a midtown clean-up. shovels is the only tool to get the job done and they're using salt. lots of it in fat field it's neighbor helping neighbor to clean up for those who can't get the job done alone. >> if i don't really have to go out, why go out? i don't have to go to work. i feel sorry for the people who do but that's the way it goes. >> reporter: out live in hatfield, the winds are picking up. public works crews help that will help them throughout the evening. we're told crews are not salting at this point because they're afraid the salt will be blowing around. they spent most of the day brining and crews are on call all night. deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >> you keep track of the freeze threat and other weather conditions right at your fingertips with the "nbc10 news" app for your smartphone or tablet. >>> police are on the scene of a shooting. a live picture right here from kirkwood street. we know at least one person has been shot here. you see the street cordoned off. we're trying to find out mor

and dropping us off in front of woolworth's, and that same person would be there in an hour to pick us up and bring us back. it was quite a nerve-racking exciting, you had the sense that you are doing something very important and very significant. they weren't hostile. i don't think they wanted to provoke anybody. it was just deadpan. in terms of people where they came from, i don't know. you had a lot of young white guys hanging around, yelling making bad remarks. the day i remember that happening was the day i was beginning in front of woolworth 's with picket signs and these cars of young tough guys drove by and said of the things and racial epithets and all sorts of things. and that was very unnerving. that was like, are we going to get out of this ok? you know. there were incidents within the five and dime stores as the weeks went on. the incidence got to be very scary. there were people who tried to provoke, especially the men were sitting in at the counter. somebody got burned with a cigarette stub. what they were trying to do was provoke us out of nonviolence. jostling people. i w