executive of state oil company or sniffs and one of president putin's closest advisors says the gas road was too late to realize the robbery threat posed by u.s. shale gas and russia is now risking to lose the race for the gas markets if it fails to act do you feel like you've slept through the shale revolution you say we're all was murdered thought in goals of more than ten then says it was a guess and or the market and the. markets connected to the girls on the oil and. it's very strange to hear as a mist. of the shale gas. all was involved in. come up they. did see it was a matter could derail it is. believe that maybe it's a nice war at the aleutian but which this tendency is influenza situation there is american gas market and also in better than influence in. european markets about the. sleeping. than what the we believe if this had to be done to stay competitive so you feel like russia isn't missing house on anything as far as shale gas. a lot of first of all don't exaggerate zenith and so the show gets. on t.v. obviously we should change a brooch those i made a kind of not a kid beca

was. well now i know why gas prospects so much money and i pads i was so excited we did see if the director general of russia's gasper i'm exports thanks for being with us today that's it for today folks you watch sophie and co with me sophie shevardnadze i'll see you next time. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each girl. oh you do if you supply. let people think your prices purer water. they use it up there and wash. and flush their toilets with the same water. this series is selling and spring water. we speak your language. but the. news programs documentaries and spanish what matters to you. is a little too much of angles stories. that the spanish find out more. live a whole lives. live . goodspeed. i wish i. lived a long. list of players. just see a little bit of. fun of me a little. the for. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm tom harvey

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when for fight airs rieived there was a strong smell of gas. the neighbor-- a-- consider for fighters arrived on the scene-- firefighters arrived on the scene, there was a strong smell of gas. firefighters say there was gas detected in the sewers. two for fighters are out of the hospital this -- firefighters are out of the hospital one what burn on his neck and the other fell off a truck. the fire is under investigation this morning. >>> and a barn fire out on old mountain road airport property has investigators looking for answers this morning because they believe the cause of this is pretty suspicious. it happened on schmidt. s lane in pasadena. a-- schmidts lane in pasadena. the damage is estimated to be around 50,000 dollars and anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> one year ago tomorrow rose mare and elizabeth nash why killed. this is the two miles for two hearts. saturday a hundred runners came down main street honoring the 19years old. it raised money for collar -- scholarships. they were sitting on a railroad bridge when t

. >> gas leaks leveled buildings. >> it was the biggest explosion i had ever seen. >> gas stations erupt into infernoes. and rescue workers put it all on the line. >> it was the closest call i've had. >> dire circumstances. >> i'm thinking there's no way somebody's going to live through that. >> disaster, heroism, survival. >> i can't believe i'm alive. >> you won't believe your eyes. >> boom! it went up. >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." dangerous materials are used every day, usually without incident, because safeguards are in place to minimize risks. but natural disasters and man-made accidents happen all too frequently, and when highly flammable materials are involved, an emergency situation can become a fireball. may 15th, 2009. firefighters in texas are battling a blaze at a tank facility that stores oil, gas and sea water. just when they think they have the fire under control, a flare erupts from the tank on the right. it's not a good sign. and in a matter of seconds, the tank launches into the air like a rocket. >> everything went bright. the heat was

we have reports from the associated press and now from our local affiliate wa ga. man walked in the school outside of atlanta. he said he didn't want to hurt anyone but wanted to speak to police. the school was evacuated and no one was hurt. the suspect is in custody. and the kids were vehicle vacced and they are doing a head count to make sure everybody was okay. let's listen to the local coverage at wa ga. >> that person entered into the school with a gun and we can see the students and everybody is safe at this moment. they are sitting on the grass waiting to board the buses as they arrive here in the elementary school. there are two buses already on the scene and it looks like students -- on are lined up for drivers to arrive and take them off of the school property. we received reports of that gunman inside of the school and then maybe 5 or 10 minutes later, we saw the students filing out. the majority rather calm row. we saw some running to safety in the field there. that process continued on a steady pace of 10-15 minutes. we told you earlier that $0.08 stoup

there was gas everywhere. >> nick, i've got another video. >> can you guess what happens next?g down a hill. what happens next? >> it's going to take out. >> no, it's going to burst into flames. >> let's find out if nick is right. >> and you should have went with your first guess because it takes out this girl. >> there were people riding inside the dumpster. >> would not have guessed that there were people inside the dumpster. >> for 2 and you're t ly so you winner of "can you guess what happens next." >>> that's it for rtm. we'll see you next time. >>> hello, everybody. i'm breaeth troutman. if you've been searching the web for the best videos, look no further, we've got the best ones here, "right this minute." brave drivers try to corner -- >> a raging bull. >> a whole new meaning to hitting the horn. >>> a gritty new series takes a look at being -- >> pregnant behind bars. >> hear what it's like to be with 20 other pregnant women in jail. >> 20 pregnant women in my room is just not what it is. >>> it may look like a special effects out of a horror move. >> i what's behind o

police say she had been in an argument with her sister before she was dropped off at the gas station without a cell phone and her identification. alexander was found safe in san mateo county last night. bay area authorities bust one of the biggest and most toxic marijuana operations in the state. we'll show you where it was uncovered. it's a story you'll only here on kron 4. and while authorities are cracking down on illegal pot growing here in california. it's being celebrated in seattle after becoming the second state to legalize marijuana. we'll tell you about the celebration coming up. and the ntsb is facing a number of obstacles in the investigation of the u-p-s plane that crashed yesterday morning. it is being called one of the most toxic, most polluted marijuana grow sites in all of california. the sprawling garden in a remote part of santa clara county was raided early yesterday morning. we have pictures from the site now and a look at the environmental damage in this report you will see only on kron 4 news. here's kron4's rob fladeboe. two hours drive from san jose, at the en

know, we were in that same -- across the street where we are now, 48 years before then, there was tear gasight, it was both the moment and the memory. the moment is that we had won something real big that night. and that was the joy of victory, you know. i mean, given my father couldn't vote. in world war ii. my parents couldn't vote. all the stuff we'd been through, the change of rules. >> if you had to give one piece of advice to president obama, what would it be? >> stay true to your convictions. at the end of the day, that's what you have to sleep with. >> one of the things i'm hearing in your words is responsibility. you know, people often accuse civil rights leaders, particularly you, of only criticizing the system. only blaming the white man. only blaming the government? well, we assume responsibility for the supreme court decision. their responsibility was to suppress -- the initial action to end illegal apartheid came from our responsibility. they felt responsibility. the voting acts, all these acts were the response of social change. and we were fighting white oppression, whether

it was greenhouse gas reduction. it was local air quality. it was job creation, and it was overall fuel diversity in the electricity portfolio in california. so, the fuel diversity part is to make sure that we aren't the actual electricity coming in to service california, isn't all natural gas or all one resource so there's less chance of market manipulation. that was a lesson from the energy crisis in 2001. local air pollution, again, it matters where the power is coming from. if it's a wind farm in texas and it can't be delivered into california. you still need to have generation in california so it doesn't clean california there. it reduces carbon, but it doesn't eliminate nox or particulate matter. that's how the buckets were set up. however, the reason some bundled recs are allowed and some out of state resources are allowed -- i shouldn't say it's not actually technically out of state. they can't deliver into california. they are allowed. there is some advantage to having some diversity in the utilities procurement plans. so that a few

the security forces which then erupted in another bout of clashes it was absolutely chaotic there was ten gas there was gunfire some foreign journalists themselves would go into very muddled up in the whole fray it was a complete mess basically these protesters were stuck in this back room calling their relatives and also media attention they said they needed help especially as the ones who were injured there had been a makeshift morgue at this particular mosque during the day on friday the bodies had been removed at the end just hadn't right now the latest be how the security forces have taken them out of the mosque and arrested them so we have to wait to see how that story develops and the prime minister also released a statement said today saying that the muslim brotherhood should perhaps be dissolved and he also mentioned that there have been a number of churches burned by is this is a misquote is of mohamed morsy as well as police stations attacked meanwhile in the brotherhood side we've had the fatality of those two premier mohamad by the who is that kind of theological leader his son w

syrian soldiers came under fire to quote the letter and said with poison close to a nerve gas sarin and it was that same gas that was used in this attack last week the u.n. inspectors say that they'll conclude their mission by in next monday they are talking to eyewitnesses they are gathering samples but the problem is that the only conclusion they'll be able to give is whether or not a chemical attack took place they will not be able to give any kind of indication of who was behind it such attack and increasingly we're hearing from all political forces that there needs to be a united nations mandate before they can be any kind of western military action we're hearing this from the u.n. peace envoy brahimi at the same time russia saying that it is against any kind of military action inside syria russia saying that the united states is jumping the gun and that there needs to first be a u.n. mandate and the findings of this u.n. investigating team before any conclusions can be drawn as to whether or not a an attack carried out was carried out using chemical weaponry and b. who was behind it oh s

blaze in a hayward apartment began when a man lit a cigarette while attempting to siphon gas from a car. the man who was siphoning gas was taken into custody. >>> oakland police are investigating a bizarre crash that killed a motorcyclist. it happened at third and adeline streets. a suv was speeding when it slammed into one of the cars that had stopped to help the motorcyclist. the suv rolled a few times and landed on top of that motorcyclist. it's unclear whether the victim was dead before that suv landed on him >>> there's a rattle steak warning. a hiker reported seeing a rattlesnake. it's rare for hikers or biker does be bitten by a ratting snake. but they put the signs up immediately so people could be alert and keep their dogs on leashes. >>> one of the summer's most talked about movies is moving from the small screen to the big screen. killer sharks sucked into a tornado and dumped into l. arnlt. that's the premise of sharknado. it also spawned a twitter speeding frenzy, if you will, of 5,000 fweetweets a minute. it's the midnight showing for one night only in dublin and santa cruz. >> i think we'

katie: that was ga talking about r son, zach, whose heroin addiction is tearing their family apart.se of prescription drugs are leading teens to opt for a cheaper, more dangerous high. through heroin. but could gina a be partialally to blame for zach's addickeds? jeff vanvonderen is now a substance abuse counselor on "intervention." jeff, thank you so much for being here. h it sounds harsh to say but is gina somehow playing a role in her son's heroin addiction? >> she is responsible for her enabling. he is responsible for his addiction. if she stopped supporting everything on the outsiut that she did not agree with on the inside his problem would be more his problem and the odds would go up that he would get better. katie: you can see how a parent would be so conflicted. he calls to say he is hungry. she wants to try to help him. what should she be doing differently, jeff? >> first thing she should decide that her health is the most important thing to her. you know as addiction is fatal to the person, eventually before that it becomes fatal to their lifestyle and their quality of li

absolutely chaotic there was tear gas there was gunfire some foreign journalists themselves mounted up in the whole fray it was a complete mess basically meanwhile these protesters were stuck in this back room calling their relatives and also media attention they said they needed help especially as the ones who were injured there had been a makeshift morgue at this particular mosque during the day on friday the bodies had been removed at the end just hadn't right now the latest be how the security forces have taken them out of the mosque and arrested them so we have to wait to see how that story develops and the prime minister also released a statement saying that the muslim brotherhood should perhaps be dissolved and he also mentioned that there have been a number of churches burned by is this is a misquote is of mohamed morsi as well as police stations attacked i mean one of the brotherhood side we've had the fatality of those two premier guy mohamad by the who is that kind of theological leader his son was killed so we

. - where was that? - at a gas station. [laughter] - a gas station? ll, it was when she was working in new york, so it was halfway between both of us. - that must have been a surprise, when, at the gas station, you proposed. - no, it was really-- it was really sweet. it was raining and-- - oh, yeah. you didn't say that the weather was bad. that sounds perfect. i want this to be an event that everyone talks about always and forever. - totally reasonable. - i'm just-- it's terrifying. - she's not gonna say no. - i know, but i'm still scared. i don't know why. - 'cause it's a big deal. i mean, i knew pam was gonna say yes, but i s still scared. - you were scared? - yeah. it's scary. - get this. kevin thought i was gonna sell my bowflex for $200 and i told him, "dude, this was a prop in my movie." - look, i need to talk to you. - okay, it's because we haven't sold anything. you know what? we just wait till the end of the day. people get desperate and they're gonna pay anything. - i think i need too home to colorado. my dad isn't doing so well. - oh, okay.

it had not broken down, was not out of gas and was left unlocked with money inside. the father is worried that his son may have gone into the wild. >> his identification, his money, everything he had with him is still in the car and he's just completely missing. >> david says that his son, john, is a big fan of the movie into the wild, it is about a guy who runs away and lives in the wilderness. a friend reportedly told his dad that john may have planned this. he was expected back in class at a community college last monday. >> his family says it's like looking for a needle in the hay stack. the search is turning up very few leads at this point for that high school math teacher who vanished in the mountains of california. matthew green was there to hike the seern sierra, a region with extremely steep terrain and many peaks soaring to 13,000 feet. but he reportedly stayed behind at a campground when he had some car trouble. he was last heard from on july 1 16th and friends are baffled because they consider this pennsylvania man an experienced outdoors man. >>> talk ab

fire officials say a man was siphonning gas when deciding to light a cigarette igniting the fire. the car port burned to the grounld, heat damaging two sheds, too. no homes were damaged. also no one was hurt. >> well, coming up a local police department looking for a woman who lost not one, but three fur coats. >> that story and if the big graduation day for shelter dogs and inmates obtaining a new skill. >> this is a giant bolt from the bay bridge. testing underway for decades still to come. >> i'm sandhya patel. part of the weekend will include change. i'll let you know if you'll roorks another round of testing is underway for giant bolts on the bay bridge. the question is whether results of the tests could further delay bridge opening. >> no. they don't. these tests prompted by the failure of the first set of bolts. the goal making sure all bolts are safe for many years still to come z at this point also, to restore public confidence in the indegree fwrity of the structure. the giant chambers designed to replicate the condition similar bolts face on the eastern span of the bay b

the gas was losing its effect after half an hour, but unfortunately people went down to the basementsand because the gas is heavy, it reached the basements, and as a result, the number of wounded increased. >> suarez: it's all evidence, syrian opposition leaders in turkey say, of the government's gassing of its own civilians, in what could be one of the deadliest incidents in the two-year-long syrian conflict. >> the faces of terrorists that bashar al-assad is targeting. this massacre puts the world on attention, it really sends a message to all international

he and the gas land movie says this is much mo likely to happen after fracking but when state and environmental officials investigated they concluded fracking had nothing to do with it. it wass that is naturally in the groun that happened. there are many places in america where no tracking is done, but water still catches fire. this is a lake in alaska. this man lives in new york where fracking is banned, yet... and if fracking doesn't cause these problems. why the headlines about ruined wells. film maker checked out pollution claimed made by them. >> have you done independent testing? >> we did way back two years ago. >> john: he was oddly vague about the results. >> i can't remember what that shows. >> john: he says the well water was dirty and dark. when they checkedit wasn't. >> it changes from day to day. >> john: they demanded that pennsylvania environmental officials tested the water and epa did and concluded the water was fine and reported that good news them. listen to his reaction. >> i'm sick and tired of this. what happened. >> we tested your water and at this point in time we found no contaminants in it. >> john: even epa director says. >> in no cases we determ

he and the gas land movie says this is much more likely to happen after fracking but when state and environmental officials investigated they conclude fracking had nothing to do with it. it wasgas that is naturally in the ground. that happened. there are many places in america where no tracking is done, but water still catches fire. this is a lake in alaska. this man lives in new york where fracking is banned, yet... and if fracking doesn't cause these problems. why the headlines about ruined wells. film maker checked out pollution claimed made by them. >>ave you done independent testing? >> we did way back two years ago. >> john: he was oddly vague about the results. >> i can't remember what that shows. >> john: he says the well water was dirty and dark. when they checked, it wasn't. >> it changes from day to day. >> john: they demanded that pennsylvania environmental officials tested the water and epa did and concluded the water was fine and reported that good news them. listen to his reaction. >> i'm sick and tired of this. what happened. >> we tested your water and at this point in time we found no contaminants in it. >> john: even epa director says. >> in no cases we de

gas. that was 1982. by 1983, the iraqis were using mustard gas. it was like world war i in the desert. mustard gas, blistering pain, blindness. that started in northern iraq in the mountains. 500-pound bombs loaded with mustard gas to stop an iranian incursion in northern iraq. by 1984, the iraqis moved past tear gas and mustard gas on the battlefield to become the first country anywhere in the world to use nerve gas in a combat situation on the battlefield. the details of those attacks are spelled out in great detail in recently declassified cia documented just been published by "foreign policy" magazine today. the cia knew all this was happening in iran and iraq as it was happening. "iraq had begun using nerve agents on the al basrah front. if iraq starts using nerve agents in large quantities, tehran will have to rethink its war strategy. iran's human wave tactics are susceptible to nerve agent attacks. if iran does not achieve a major military victory by this winter, it probably will not be able to in the future. those iranians would probably suffer morale problems and likely to fle

they can not confirm the neighbor was pouring gas down the sewar. >>> last night one victim was shotal times. another shot in the stomach. a third in the upper thigh. they'll all make it. the 7-year-old was outside playing and opened fire from a side street or ally and took off. >>> bad night in belair ends with a deputy shooting and killing a 19-year-old. his name is seth beckman. according to harford county sheriff's office the same man was quote tearing up the 7- eleven on binum road. after that a break in reported on red pump road. when the deputy came up on the suspect in the snowball stand there was an altercation and beckman was shot. at this point we don't know why the deputy fired. >>> firefighters in ann arundel county say something is up and they need your help. they responded to a barn fire on the old mountain road airport property. 22-year-old fireman injured his leg. if you know anything about this fire call the number on your screen. two people suffered second degree burns as they tried to push their boat away from the boat on fire. this happened at the baltimore yacht

they're bodies werelined up forcing the world to face the possibility that a nerve gas was used. government forces launched a chemical attack. the government denies it. president obama is responding to the potential chemicaweapons massacre in an interview. >> let me ask you about some of the emerging situations. most recently syria. do you believe you need to investigate in order to say what seems obvious which is that the u.s. needs to do more? >> we're right now gathering information about this particular event, but i can say that unlike some of the evidence that we're trying to get earlier that tloled to a u.n. investiga going into syria, what we have seen indicates this is clearly a big event of grave concern. we're already in communications with the entire international community. we're moving through the u.n. to try to prompt better action from them. we've called on the syrian government to allow investigation of the site because u.n. inspectors are on the ground now. we don't expect cooperation given their past history. what i believe is that although the situation with sy

america felt it was held hostage by dependence on foreign oil. as the price of a gallon of gas passed a dollar, congress debated closing off 100 million alaskan acres to mineral exploitation. the bill would double our national park system. alaska congressman don young was outraged. how selfish and ridiculous can we be when we think we can live within ourselves? we have billions of people in asia alone, south america is suffering from starvation, and we're going to set aside 175 million acres of land for a playground that has all the minerals and oil and resources-- timber and hydropower? that's asinine! other congressmen saw the issue in more personal terms. arizona congressman mo udall. the most important thing to me is that it's there. you get a real lift from getting out of the artificial world and being with nature. not only oil lay beneath the tundra. minerals vital to national defense were being imported from the third world while unknown quantities waited in alaska. the amounts were assumed to be vast. the alaska lands act would prevent further exploration. within those

mountain view last night, police said she had been in an argument with her sister before she was dropped off at the gas station without a cell phone and without her identification, and tonight alexander was found safe in san mateo county. >>> 49-year-old gonzales was struck by a tractor at the construction site. authorities say she was last enrolled at the college back in 2009. authorities have released the name of the bicyclist who was struck and killed by the truck in san francisco this morning. police say le munic, the 24-year-old woman died this morning at the hospital and the police are still investigating of how this happen. >>> the two months long trial centered around four murder ch naso he's accused of killing prostitutes and dumping their bodies in rural areas. he's representing himself at trial. if naso is found guilty, he could get the death penalty. >>> it is being called one of the most toxic and most polluted marijuana in all of california. the garden in a remote section of santa clara was raided early this morning. we have picture and the look at the environmental damage and this report