i think there is a difference between vaporizing and not vaporizing. at the same time, i want to understand better what our discretion is in that space. if you take away the vaporization, the bigger issue is not exceptional or extraordinary. the location is not exceptional or extraordinary. with the are you the vaporization is, but the location itself is not. -- we could argue the vaporization is, but the localization is not. being silent on the point about the vaporization, i spend a lot of time on this block. the red cross -- the red cross, where i volunteer, is right across the street. the killing and cravaack issues have been primarily -- cueing and traffic issues have been primarily around academy of art. if people are vapor rising, i would hope they are not than driving a car. i would think that would not be wise. i would like to get feedback about vaporization. i do not know how many other medical marijuana dispensaries allow vaporization. maybe you could provide insight on that. commissioner moore: i am not concerned about the mcd being here. t

vapor changing back to water, that--those ideas. but nevertheless, there is an enormous pressure due to the atmosphere and i think you can see that now. isn't it nice that you guys have air inside you? what happens all of a sudden someone takes the air outside of you? what are you-- what are you goi to look like? here you are, here gang. isn't it nice you've got the air inside you too, yeah, okay? okay. if i had a bamboo pole, a bamboo pole right here and it went up about 30 kilometers and that bamboo pole was one square centimeter in area. and i considered the mass of all the air that would fill up that bamboo pole, you know, what all of that mass would be? it would be one kilogram, one square centimeter up about 30 kilometers will be one kilogram of air. so that 1 kilogram pushes down with a weight. and it pushes down with a weight of 10 newtons. so it turns out the pressure due to the atmosphere here at sea level is 10 newtons for every square centimeter. and we're talking about si units, we talk about square meters. it's a littl

the vapors travel and caught. you don't have to actually light something like a candle, you don't actually have to touch something. we will add, more, make more effect, here. you got cherries jubilee. how do you put this out? [laughter]. put the lid? what if you don't have a lid? cookie sheet. >> very good. that's a good one. cover the thing, take it off the burner. take it off. do i immediately open it again? no. you already put it out leave it alone and whether or not it is the cheapest fire extinguisher you can buy? baking soda. have a couple boxes of baking soda, near the stove. cut the top off so it's ready to go. you get the box and, boom,

this is vapor. and i blew it out. >> reporter: a study found it doesn't result in ex-exposure to combustion gases. as for the legality that's a constant fed versus state conflict. she is scheduled to have more tests at ucsf so that could get dicey if it goes down for the next couple of weeks. she plans to go back. now, she has been in the news a lot because she did have this supreme court decision. she said she was done with activism but because of this she is going to sue ucsf. she said she only had six months to live. ucsf is not like this stringent kind of hospital. it's pretty progressive. so the facts lie somewhere in between, what we're hearing, i think about this story. >> yeah. we have been watching her for quite some time. it's a tough call, i would think, for the hospital. >> yeah. >> reporter: it could affect the medical records of the doctor but it is in fact a state law that it's legal. and it's a federal law that it's illegal. she is caught in the middle. >> thank you, mike sugerman. >

i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them.>reporter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 year ago for out log marijuana even though states like california allow it for medicine purposes. the supreme court ruled against her. >> they booked counsel from the feds when they realized who i was and then they were going to call the police. they ended up calling the police. they had 2 law enforcement officers and the security guard physically kick me out of the hospital. >>reporter: she beliefs she has less an year to live. she experiences seizure often. in fact she had one tonight just outside the hospital. she was released short time later. as to why uc sf has a problem with her using cannabis now is puzzling to her. she says she was treated at the same hospital 5 years ago and staff didn't have a problem with it then. >> i can tell you that on my last dying day what i really wanted to do was die at home in my bed left alone. i wasn't even working any more. now i'm going to spend every last breath s

i'm vapor and not smoking it. she said we are going to call the federal. i said call them.orter: she's well known advocate for medical pot. she sued the government 10 years ago for out log marijuana even though states like california allow it for medicine purposes. the supreme court ruled against her. >> they booked counsel from the feds when they realized who i was and then they were going to call the police. they ended up calling the police. they had 2 law enforcement officers and the security guard physically kick me out of the hospital. >>reporter: she beliefs she has less an year to live. she experiences seizure often. in fact she had one tonight just outside the hospital. she was released short time later. as to why uc sf has a problem with her using cannabis now is puzzling to her. she says she was treated at the same hospital 5 years ago and staff didn't have a problem with it then. >> i can tell you that on my last dying day what i really wanted to do was die at home in my bed left alone. i wasn't even working any more. now i'm going to spend every last breath suin

and how does the vapor release this energy or-- to the air? how does the air know to warm up when the water vapor condenses in the air? okay, we said evaporation is a cooling process and condensation is a warming process, how does the air know to warm up? what's the mechanism for that? let's take a look at that. i think i can show you that, lee. let's look at evaporation a little closer first. evaporation, we have these molecules in here, huh? here's the surfaces of water. here's a water molecule here moving with a high kinetic energy, a high kinetic energy right against that one. this one's got a low kinetic energy at this moment. these two have a total energy that adds up to something. what happens is, this high kinetic energy got, boom, hits this. this one then knocks out. and this has the high kinetic energy. and this one over here then has a small kinetic energy. can you kinda see that? the total energy is the same as before and after. but now out here, most of that-- the high kinetic energy is out in the atmosphere and the low is left be

the vapors travel and caught. you don't have to actually light something like a candle, you don't actually have to touch something. we will add, more, make more effect, here. you got cherries jubilee. how do you put this out? [laughter]. put the lid? what if you don't have a lid? cookie sheet. >> very good. that's a good one. cover the thing, take it off the burner. take it off. do i immediately open it again? no. you already put it out leave it alone and whether or not it is the cheapest fire extinguisher you can buy? baking soda. have a couple boxes of baking soda, near the stove. cut the top off so it's ready to go. you get the box and, boom, dump it on there. you don't stir is around. you smoth erred it, baking soda doesn't burn. now, we are down to the home work. read these pages in your book, 26-38. locate the gas, water, electric shut off inside and outside the home. do the course evaluation. crank the gas an eighth of a turn to make sure it works and you know where it's at. very good. thank you. [applause]

the concept is the air comes across the cooking surface and picks up the vapors. so there would be -- if we look around we can find a fresh air inlet here, it's not allowed to be dampered, it couldn't be closed, fresh air, unluvered intake. they have lighting up here and they are all in this protective explosion -- fire protective covers. what else can we say about this place? fresh brussels sprouts. this is brussel sprout country we live in, down in south san francisco, san mateo county. >> grease filters are stored at an angle to drain the grease that is collected. >> back here, so the grease drains down into that gutter. there's also a gutter that runs all the way down the hood right here, i can put my hand in it, it's just a little gutter that the grease can run in and collect and down at that end, maybe at each end, there's a little container for that grease where it's just covered. what else are they doing? turning off the little -- little tiny turnips. yeah, looks like, little tiny turnips. we also have the regular fire extinguishing system, sprinklers up i

any particles from vapor and odor could impact other patients and hospital employees. she says marijuana is keeping her alive. she has a brain tumor, chronic pain and suffers from seizures. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> we have breaking news in oakland. firefighters are on the scene of a carport fire at an apartment building. >> reporter: 27 units were impacted, everyone inside had to evacuate. firefighters got the call 4:07 here on adams street down the block in the middle of the block behind me they got the call there were cars in a carport that were on fire. they were parked under the apartment building, obvious concerns about that fire spreading up. a woman, one of residents was running around it woke her she was knocking on doors and yelling for people to wake up. she helped a lot of people get out same. others heard noises, something woke them up, they weren't sure what. everyone did get out okay. there were six cars that were burned. at this point, firefighters don't know what caused it. they just got the fire out and are making sure everyone is okay and cement

during her stay, rach tried to use a medical marijuana vaporizer.he claims she had permission to use the vaporizer by a doctor, but a pharmacist told her she had to stop. rach refused and she says the hospital then kicked her out. >> you can't just threaten me. that's just not fair. i have a right to medical care, i have the right to be able to have my medicine. >> rach says she suffered a seizure after ucsf made her leave. she then went to st. mary's hospital. doctors released her last night. ucsf released a statement, saying even a vaporized form of medical marijuana releases particles into the air that are damaging to the lungs. the statement went on to say that that could have an impact on others in the hospital. >>> voting in the primaries in mississippi and alabama begins in just about 10 minutes. there is a lot at stake for the republican candidates today. analysts say newt gingrich needs to win at least one of the two southern states to prove he's a viable candidate. rick santorum has urged gingrich to consider stepping aside to unify the co

i mean that's that's absurd of course and in vaporized they stole it. and the article then goes on to point out that most of them of global customers have received seventy two percent of their money back executives at the chicago mercantile exchange of chicago board of trade like to tout the fact as a great feat but they'd better duck if they ever step foot on a farm they might just get punched in the jaw proselyte is still out seventy thousand dollars and the other important point here max as i said futures markets were originally established to protect from the you know the wild nature of nature so the these farmers invest a lot to plant and then it's not for a very long time afterwards that they can harvest. and in that time drought can happen severe storms and he sort of thing well the article points out that this guy hoffman he just has zero heads he's now not hedged he's just planting so this is creating another too big to fail system because if you think the quiddity in financial markets is too big to fail we need this what about food on your tab

it's slowly drifting further south. >> he notices gas seeping out and spreading in a dangerous vaporloud. >> i see kind of what looked like a light fog, chemical that was leaking was heavier than air so it kept to the low ground. the chemical cloud was actually following me, circling me up, so i retreated back. >> the fire department also responds, but battalion chief rick pavick doesn't see the vapor cloud. he's taken completely by surprise when the gas finds an ignition source and erupts 500 feet away. >> it was real crazy. it was amazing, is what it was, just to be that close to something that large and watch it spread out. >> when the gas ignites, officer mcadams' dash cam records the initial sound, but the explosion is out of view. the police dispatcher has a clear view of the train tracks and radios officer mcadams. >> we just had a huge explosion. we've got massive fire out here. >> as officer mcadams starts backing up, the flames race down the track and into the camera's view. as the gas explodes over and over again. >> anywhere that vapor from the chemicals had gone just bur

the staff forced her to leave because she was using hervey porizer to ingest marijuana -- using her vapor eyes she said she used her medical pot at the hospital before in 2010 and nobody had a problem with it she said surgeons preaveraged her use of her vaporizer ahead of this visit. hospital staff cited federal law and said what she was doing was illegal as she pointed out, she well aware of the law. jive a right to do it, i'm like you got the law wrong, -- i know what the law is i know you know my name in case you don't know who i am -- [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: the u.s. supreme court ruled against her. the use of medical marijuana is illegal under federal law but legal under california law. the hospital released this statement late last night uucsf is a smoke-free campus this includes medical marijuana. any particles from vapor and odor could have an up pack on other patients and hospital employees -- could have an impact on other patients and hospital employees. she said she originally wanted to die quietly at home but now she will work until her last breath suing the medical ce

vaporizing was and greatly requested to assist with their conditions during working hours to no longer risk medicating on the street or their workplace restroom as the financial district is too far to go home to medicate. i am -- have tried to your concerns and have been able to respond to one letter and called the planning department to respond to others'. names and contacts were not available. we have a liaisoo maintaining a collaborative, positive, ongoing, open relationship with the community. the collective will offer psychotherapy for terminally ill and severely ill patients and will donate to homeless food programs and hospice. being in the center of the transportation hub, a connecting through the entire city and bay area, we hope to bring much needed taxes and revenue to the city. there are many parking meters, parking lots, and taxis nearby. we will be a good neighbor and i feel confident the mcd will be a positive contribution to the financial district. i look forward to continue being part of our neighborhoods evolution and a beneficial member of our community and the city

the car itself here is a green machine but, like you said, the only thing it emits is water vapor. so here's how it works. when hydrogen gets pumped into the car, it combines with oxygen. that combination creates electricity which powers the motor of the car. the problem isn't the car itself. the problem is the most common way to create that hydrogen actually results in a co2 byproduct. instead of releasing it out into the atmosphere, scientists in chiba prefecture have found an interesting way to trap it and recycle it. one man's trash is another man's treasure. out here, co2 is considered trash. blamed for causing global warming. but in here -- carbon dioxide emissions are considered treasure. a valuable food source for these tomato plants. >> translator: we need a lot of co2 to help grow our plants. i think it's great this project lets us reuse something that had essentially been thrown out. >> reporter: some farmers have used co2 gas to give plants a boost. but the technique hasn't caught on. now scientists are experimenting with the co2 that's emitted when hydrogen is created.

bubling liquids or vapors. yeah. anything like that if you see something like that after an earthquake. don't kick it, pick it up or taste it. you will safety first. then everybody around you. isolate the area, for everybody else. and notice the fire department, that's us. around the house we use, limit the amount of stuff you are storing. we like to isolate the materials in enclosed cabinets locked metal ones are best, separate the flammables for the oxidizers. the bleach from the ammonia. you will ask me, george, where do i take this garage full of stuff. i have a garage full of stuff i don't use. there is a place on tunnel avenue if you are a city resident you take it down there and show them you are a city resident and they will take it. call us. say, i can't get down there i have, they might come out with 50 gallon drums if you have waste or oil they will come and pick it up. if you have gasoline you haven't used in a while they will come and pick it up. the main thing is safety. we don't want to end up like thi

one is heat, one is steam, and one is grease and vapors. heat and steam only need a so-called type 2 hood, it doesn't have to be welded all the way up, but type 1 for grease-laden vapors is welded all the way. this is sheldon lu from the health department. sheldon, he actually was here when they did a recent health inspection, i understand, and alicia is the district health inspector. here is their score, it was 98 down from 100. 98 is fantastic. how many restaurants in the city have scores of 100. >> we don't have a lot because we have a new program that is similar to other programs in the state of california where there's a, b, c grading, we have a number grading here in san francisco. so, therefore, it's a brand new program, we are trying to get with our operators to participate to do things the same way we do and we will have things, i would say about 10 percent or maybe 15 percent of places are 90 or above. we expect that to be higher as they get used to our scoring system of what is really hazardous, what is not as hazardous and what

even a vaporized form of medical remarijuana, any damage from vapor or odor could have an impact on other patients or hospital employees. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. >>> afd domestic violence abuse group is applauding the sense for the san francisco sheriff. the district attorney dropped the original charges but in exchange the sheriff received thee years probation, mandatory domestic violence classes and community service. as for keeping his job, that's still in question. we're live at san francisco city hall where the mayor is debating that issue right now. >> janelle, the mayor did not take official action against the sheriff while he was fighting the criminal charges filed against him. now the mayor says the sheriff's guilty plea gives him something new to consider. >> the sentencing elements, all of the things are really what you see in a domestic violence case. >> domestic violence victim advocate, kathy black, says that the justice system worked. the sheriff pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of false imprisonment and agreed to three years

chemicals dropped over, this vapor cloud is coming, coming towards -- hit the golden gate bridge, one direction, now coming toward the marina. pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident

the commodity customer coalition and the global customer also a fund manager who saw his account vaporized ok he's one of the victims and he was consulting with congress on the hearing he'll be here to debrief us tomorrow hopefully he will have a lot more valuable insight to give us than any of the executives claimed to have there before congress today now moving on let's get to today let's step away from the herd to see what everyone may be missing from apple cheerleaders to euro crisis doomsdayers because of research comment from citi group chief economist smells trouble for spain says reportedly the risk of a spanish debt restructuring is higher now than it's been since the beginning of the crisis and that spain looks like a target at some kind of troika program this year that's what they're predicting now spain is the fifth largest country economy in europe so obviously a commensurate concern and on the ground not only can we expect a general strike in the country on thursday protesting high and unemployment and changes to labor laws reportedly. a look what else national sex strike you

haven't fully tracked the missing one point two billion or who was behind it he said money doesn't vaporize if my account is them to somebody else as this fall you know actually in point of course you can track through the real economy how goods and services flow but in the shadow banking system in the dark exchange world of blights and goldman there is no accountability there is no tracking they can reach and grab one point two billion dollars in claim babe arised i mean that's that's absurd of course it isn't vaporized they stole it and the article then goes on to point out that most of them of global customers have received seventy two percent of their money back executives at the chicago mercantile exchange in chicago board of trade like to tout the fact as a great feat but they'd better duck if they ever step foot on a farm they might just get punched in the jaw tossed luna's still out seventy thousand dollars and the other important point here max as i said futures markets were recently established to protect from the you know the wild nature of nature so the these farmers invest a lo

you know you get within a million miles of sun, the best materials you can make with vaporize-- not vaporize the term real hot, well, maybe vaporize. you guys been knowing that? unless you go at night time? [laughter] well, how about that? it is true that hawaii is closer to the sun than alaska? yes or no? - yes. - that's right. yes, that's true. is it the reason? - no. - no, it's not the reason. let's take a look and see if we can see why. here's the earth, sunlight. the sun is way, way up there. sunrays coming in. they fan out a little bit, okay? but essentially, they're parallel. they're coming in. okay. now, here the sunrays, here's hawaii down in here and there's alaska up there. now, hawaii is closer to the sun. but that's not the reason, gang, is it? because let's suppose i take something like this eraser and i put the eraser here, boom, let's draw it in here. so many acres of land. now, let's consider the same acreage up north. see the reason already? can you see the reason already? even if you don't have the words, can you say, "hey, yeah. "over here, you'd catch more energy "than y

>>hay que apoyar a la seleccion >>traje taquitos al vapor, puro taco mexicano >>ahorita me voy a refugiary como va la venta >>bien bien, despacito >>esperemos que ganemos cuatro a cero >>es la aficion que pasa sus momentos de fiesta, desafiando al clima y distancias >>unas 15 mil personas llegaron estar tarde, sigue a esta hora el partido gana por ahora méxico dos a cero es todo en vivo a esta hora. >>muchas gracias, ahí están los aficionados con la camiseta bien puesta. nos vamos a la primera pausa. si está cansado de cargar monedas para estacionarse en san francisco no se preocupe, una nueva opcion que le será rápida y eficiente >>en vivo para traerles lo ocurrido entre méxico y senegal un grupo del exilio busca organizar una flotilla para observar la visita a cuba del papa >>en breve le tendremos reportes de lo que están organizando los miembros del exilio cubano >>y les quiero recordar que tendremos una cobetura completa de la visita papal también la encontrara en univisión14.com >>se iniciio investigación sobre filtracion de documentos financiera en el vaticano >>el papa integró una

during her stay, rach tried to use a medical marijuana vaporizer. rach claims she had permission to use the vaporizer from a doctor but says a pharmacist told her she had to stop. rach refused and says the hospital then kicked her out. >> you can't just threaten me, you know, like that's just not fair. i have a right to medical care, i have the right to be able to have my medicine. >> rach says she suffered a seizure after ucsf made her leave. she then went to st. mary's hospital and doctors released her last night. ucsf released a statement saying "even a vaporized form of medical marijuana releases particles into the air that are damaging to the lung. ". the statement went on to say that could have had an impact on others in the hospital. >>> the san francisco 49ers did not take long to sign controversial wide receiver randy moss. the 35-year-old worked out yesterday and then signed a one- year contract. moss had played on several teams, including the oakland raiders. he has been criticized in the past for arguing with coaches and not being a team

water vapor imagery that defines that trough headed our way.t is pushing through the bay right now. here is the next one. this will provide cooler weather. a little bit breezy and light showers on tap for sunday morning into early sunday afternoon. with high pressure weakening the offshore flow, the onshore flow and this is the second system. we're going to see several of these systems move on through bringing pretty good rain. we're talking 2-3 inches in the north bay through thursday. maybe an inch or two in san francisco. welcome precip in the sierra nevada. high elevation storm, these will be warm storms headed our way. through the next couple of hours partly cloudy skies, sometimes mostly cloudy skies, a light shower through the latter part of the day but we're not focusing on that. what we are focusing on a cold front coming our way tomorrow morning. by 8:00, sonoma county and marin county, wet weather and a little bit out toward the delta. colder air in place around lake county. so the wettest part of the day will be morning, late mornin

being a longtime resident, i do not look forward to being vaporized by whichever enemy you want to call our enemy. i think that anything resembling something like this needs to be accepted and needs to be recognized as something that is actually real in the sense that in the type of security that we live in, you cannot afford any mistakes, because that might be the last mistake he will see in your lifetime. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. are there other members of the public that which to comment? seeing no one, public comment is closed. >> motion to move forward with recommendations. -- supervisor avalos: motion to move forward with recommendations. supervisor chu: i recently heard about federal cutbacks in terms of tsunami, flood-type funding. not now, but i wanted to get an update from you offline. >> i have that information and would be glad to follow up with you. supervisor chu: without objection, thank you. item #4. >> item #4. resolution authorizing the department of recreation and parks to retroactively accept and expend a grant valued at $116,000 from the san francisco c

increase clouds tomorrow night increased rain in the north vapor and then would get a break on thursday and friday. for next weekend we'll know. will go with partly cloudy for now but stay tuned. >>> and the final four is that i now but stay tuned. >i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. >>> galt legend arnold palmer was hospitalized today when his blood pressure increase he is held overnight for observation. he was unable to greet the winner of his own tournament at a hill. is tigers still golf's biggest rock? i would say yes. shot of the day honors went to this man over the trees and into the cup. an ego to go to under. two weeks ago tiger walked off the course with an injury but today he was money. and i'm on the third h

. >> the plume of gas had formed a massive vapor cloud on the ground, and an idling truck likely haderized several office trailers full of workers parked nearby. pat nickerson began digging through the wreckage looking for survivors. >> out of the corner of my eye, there was somebody on the ground. a guy named ryan rodriguez, and he was just kind of staring at me. he couldn't move because his face was so, you know, deformed and everything from the blast. and some, you know, bones and stuff that were, you know, protruding from his chin. >> what happened to him eventually? >> he died in the ambulance. >> 21-year-old eva rowe was driving to texas city to visit her parents, who worked in one of those trailers. >> i was at a gas station about 45 minutes away. some man inside said that the bp refinery had exploded. i called my mom. and my mom didn't answer, and that's not like my mom. she always answered. >> it was hours before eva rowe learned what had happened. >> a worker who actually worked at the plant collapsed to the floor crying, telling me that he was so sorry that he couldn't fin

and then i will inhale the vapors and know what your plan is. >> seriously, call me. all right, bye. (cheers and applause) it is barack obama so i had to say something mean. well, eric bolling, if you still want the president's attention i happen to have his direct phone number, in this manila envelope. all you have to do to get it is reach out and touch me, okay. just call me at this number, eric. remember, only eric bolling should use this number. it's my direct line and i pick it up every time someone calls. of course there is a silly little game i play where i pretend it's not my number but don't give up. it's just to throw the noneric bollings off the scent. now nation, as you know i have a close personal relationship with my main man herman cain. i love him too. he's my brother from another mother. my sister from another mister, my uncle chuck-year from another-- oh chucky ducky! (applause) >> stephen: now folks, who can forget when we raised cain together at our rock me like a herman cain rally in south carolina. just like an actual hurricane that left everyone

siguen a todo vapor su preparacion para el crucial partido de maÑana frente a canada en kansas city..ses que vencieron a estados unidos en la primera ronda le daran una dura batalla a mexico.. jugador dice: "y si un rival dificil pero hay que jugarlo igual como te dije antes que son partidos y estados unidos era dificil y nosotros nos pusimos las pilas jugamos con corazon y ganamos este partido va hacer diferente hay que jugar con corazon podemos jugar tranquilos la presion esta con ellos si jugamos tranquilos jugamos nuestro para bien sacamos un buen resultado." ---mientras tanto dos viejos conocidos jugaran la otra semifinal del torneo preolimpico.... el salvador que termino primero del grup a se medira a honduras segundo del grupo b... en un partido amistoso previo a este torneo en houston honduras vencio a el salvador por dos a cero..... jugador dice: "sabemos de que honduras es un rival muy fuerte pero bueno estamos siempre dispuestos a trabajar hasta el final y vamos a luchar yo creo que el sueño de todos de todo el salvador es ir al preolimpico y yo creo que esta semifinal que

. >> you are talking about a lot of vapor. a lot of flammable fluid. people doing it are not gas operators that are well-trained. >> eric: they say the bread truck was fitted with a one thousand gallon gas tank. the hose could be lowered through the floor of the vehicle into the underground tank. >> in los angeles, they have ruled that when it nay ni houston died by drowning but cocaine use was contributing factor. here is the details. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation, the results of whitney houston's autopsy may not be surprising. 48-year-old singer''s death at bathtub was caused by what her friends, family and fans had feared. >> final cause of death has been established as drowning due to heart disease and cocaine use. >> according to the coroner, water in houston lungs indicated drowning. her heart was weakened by blockage of arteries. long time cocaine use contributing to her death. >> it appeared had that the cocaine had been used in the time period just probably immediately prior to her collapse. >> houston's family was informed by the fi

during her stay rach tried to use a medical marijuana vaporizer.he claims she has permission to use the vaporizer from a doctor but says a pharmacist told her she had to stop. rach refused and said the hospital then kicked her out. >> they had two cops and a security guard physically kicked me out. they didn't take the i.v. out of my arm, i had to pull it out of my arm. >> now, rach says she suffered a seizure after ucsf made her leave. she then went to st. mary's hospital where doctors released her last night. ucsf released a statement saying "even a vaporerrized form of medical marijuana releases particles into the air that are damaging to the lung. ". the statement went on to say that could have an impact on other people in the hospital. >>> time now 5:26. developing news out of oakland, new video of a carport fire. we'll tell you about the challenges fire crews faced while trying to battle this blaze. >>> stopping fan violence, the new law that's under consideration in sacramento. >>> and the bay bridge, it's just one of the potential trouble s