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a corroded jelly like carcass found sitting at the bottom of foss lake in western oklahoma.wo cars found there this week containing the remains of six body. when williams and two other friends disappeared in 1970, his family friend missing posters over their hometown offering a $500 reward. the teenagers were believed to either be on their way to a football game or on a hunting expedition. no one knows. but we did see investigators uncover two core raided rifles from the car. investigators say they have not ruled out foul play yet, but they says pekt the six victims doesn'tly drowned, that the cars rolled back into the water and cars trapped inside. they were discovered by a team divers with the highway patrol. they were testing new sonar equipment. >> it's too murky. >> reporter: it wasn't up the cars were pulled out of the water that the gruesome and mysterious discovery was made. >> when we brought them up on shore, that was whenever the doors opened and you can see the skeleton remains. >> that's your grandfather? >> yeah. >> reporter: john is believed to be one of the v

officials say two muddy cars were pulled from the bottom of a lake in western oklahoma, and they containemains of six bodies. now, investigators say one car may belong to a teenager who disappeared with friends in 1970 and the other car could be linked to a case before those teens went missing. authorities are on the scene in foss lake, oklahoma, trying to gather additional evidence, trying to find out if this is related. ed lavandera is outfront with this bizarre story. >> reporter: these cars have spent more than 40 years submerged at the bottom of foss lake in western oklahoma. investigators can peel apart the metal and hardware with their bare hands as they look for clues. two corroded rifles, a muddied wallet and purse, and the remains of six people, three in each car. it's one fluke discovery that might have solved two long-forgotten mysteries. in 1970, three teenagers in a 1969 camaro disappeared. the mystery of what happened to jimmy williams, michael rios and leah johnson made headlines in the local newspapers. and the year before in april of 1969, john alva porter and two frien

car looks like now, a corroded jelly-like carcass found sitting at the bottom of foss lake in western oklahomatwo cars found there this week, containing the remains of six bodies. when williams and two other teenage friends disappeared in 1970, his family spread missing posters all over their hometown of sayre, oklahoma, offering a $500 reward. the teenagers were believed to either be on their way to a football game or on a hunting expedition. no one really knows. but we did see investigators uncover two corroded rifles from the car. investigators say they have not ruled out foul play yet, but they suspect that these six victims accidentally drowned, that the cars rolled back into the water and the victims were trapped inside. the cars were discovered by a team of divers with the oklahoma highway patrol. darrel spawn and his colleagues were testing new sonar equipment. >> you can't see anything the it's too murky. >> reporter: it wasn't until the cars were pulled out of the water that the gruesome and mysterious discovery was made. >> could have been a shoe. but then whenever we brought them u

. >>> some developing news in western oklahoma. l plant fire lit up the night sky an hour and a half west of oklahoma city. flames leaping 80 feet high prompted crews to evacuate nearby homes. plant workers went home before the fire. nobody was injured. plant employees are waiting for the smoldering to cool off before they can go in and assess the damage. >>> an eviction notice sparked a shooting and four-hour standoff in contra costa county yesterday. it began at about 00

. >>> some developing news in western oklahoma. explosions from a chemical plant fire lit up the night sky an hour and a half west of oklahoma city. flames leaping 80 feet high prompted crews to evacuate nearby homes. plant workers went home before the fire. nobody was injured. plant employees are waiting for the smoldering to cool off before they can go in and assess the damage. >>> an eviction notice sparked a shooting and four-hour standoff in contra costa county yesterday. it began at about 4:00 at a home on ashbourne circle in san ramon. brian webb explains what happened. >> reporter: an armored vehicle and cop cars coming down from a hill covered with million- dollar homes, something you don't see every day. >> we can't go up because we live right up the street so they told us we have to stay down here. that's about all they told us. >> it's pretty boring out here. nothing exactly is happening. this happens when we come back, so i guess it's not as boring as you would think. >> reporter: two deputies served an eviction notice

these cars have spent more than 40 years submerged at the bottom of this lake in western oklahoma.and hardware with their bare hands as they look for clues. two corroded rifles, a muddied wallet and purse. and the remains of six people, three in each car. it's one fluke discovery that might have solved two long-forgotten mysteries. in 1970, three teenagers in a 1969 camaro disappeared. what happened to the three made headlines in the local newspapers. and the year before, john alva porter and two friends were driving around in a 1950s chevy and never teen again. more than 40 years later, two cars matching the same descriptions were found sitting right next to each other in this lake. >> it's been so long, 44 years. there's a lot of things we can't answer because we don't know. it's like, through the years, what happened, what happened? just a mystery. we don't know. >> reporter: debbie was 13 years old when her grandpa porter vanished. >> he was here one day and gone the next. no trace, no clue at all. his bank account was there. his house was locked up. utilities were on. he just

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indication in the investigation that these people were in fact the missing set of persons from western oklahoma9 and '70. >> sheriff, is it believed perhaps these vehicles, the drivers of the vehicles simply lost control of the vehicles and found themselves in this lake or is there anything at this point to determine whether there was foul play involved? >> well, the initial investigation with the vehicles was extremely difficult to determine foul play because of the deterioration of the vehicles. they were completely rusted, filled with silt. however, the medical examiner's office will examine the bodies, the skeletal remains to determine if there's any criminal trauma to the bodies. at that time it will be determined accident or criminal investigation. the lay of the land so to speak of that location is conducive for someone to be driving down park road or lake road, go down the boat ramp and enter the water. it is not the least bit a mystery or inconceivable that two vehicles within a year and a half did indeed drive to that location and enter the water. >> wow, remarkable investigation, 40

these cars have spent more than 40 years submerged at the bottom of foss lake in western oklahoma.etal and hardware with their bare hands as they look for clues. two corroded rifles, a muddied wallet and three in each car. it's one fluke discovery that might have solved two long-forgotten mysteries. teenagers in a 1969 camaro disappeared. the mystery of what happened made headlines in the local newspapers. a year before in april 1969 john alva porter and two friends were driving around in a 1950s chevy and never seen again. more than 40 years later, two cars matching those same descriptions were found sitting right next to each other in this lake. >> it's been so long. there's a lot of things in between there that we can't answer because we don't know. it's like, through the years, what happened, what happened? just a mystery. we don't know. >> reporter: debby was 13 years old when her grandpa porter vanished. >> he was here one day and the next day, gone. i mean, no trace. no, you know, clue at all. i mean, his bank account was there. his house was locked up. utilities were on. yo

looks like now, a corroded jelly-like carcass found sitting at the bottom of the foss lake in western oklahomaas one of two cars found there this week containing the remains of six bodies. when williams and two other teenage friends disappeared in 1970, his family spread missing posters all over their hometown of sayer, oklahoma offering a $500 reward. the teenagers were believed to either be on their way to a football game or on a hunting expedition, no one really knows. but we did see investigators uncover two corroded rifles from the car. investigators say they have not ruled out foul play yet but they suspect that these six victims accidentally drowned, that the cars rolled back into the water and the victims were trapped inside. >> the cars were discovered by a team of divers with the oklahoma highway patrol. daryl spawn and his colleagues were testing new sonar equipment. >> you can't see anything, it's too murky. >> it wasn't until the cars were pulled out of the water that the gruesome and mysterious discovery was made. >> it could have been a shoe. when we brought them up on to the sh

a chemical plant fire lit up the sky in western oklahoma. last night's fire hit chemicals containers inside the plant setting off explosions. nobody was injured. >>> it's back to school for kids in colorado. torrential rain and floodwaters forced schools in boulder county to close for six days. the heavy rains warned out roads and did he -- washed out roads and destroyed homes in the area. >>> today workers return to the washington navy yard where a gunman killed 12 people. just hours ago, employees were seen showing up for work for the first time since monday's shooting. >> let's get a check with liz for the latest on the road ahead. there's some problems out there, right? >> there are. things are getting better in some spots. we are still seeing residual delays. now we have metering lights over at the bay bridge. a couple of different things going on heading towards san francisco from the east bay. this is obviously what it looks like behind the pay gates. cash and fastrak backed up to the overcrossings. an earlier problem coming into san

we're in western oklahoma. i want to show you what's happening behind me now.ee the custer county deputies are collecting as much evidence as possible from these two cars. as you said, the two cars were first thought stolen. they were then pulled from the lake yesterday. and deputies found the skeletal remains of up to six people. the custer county sheriff has been poring over missing persons reports and they have been doing everything possible to try to find out who the owners of these two cars were and who were in these cars. right now, the custer county sheriff thinking that one of the cars belonged to a 16-year-old jimmy williams who went missing in 1970. he may have been in his car with two other teenagers. 18-year-old lea johnson and 18-year-old thomas rios. we were in oklahoma earlier today, and we did see that jimmy williams was in the sayer high school year book in 1969 and 1970. a lot of people in sayer talking about this case, and remembering how these three teenagers disappeared just so suddenly. now, the other car still remains a bit of a mystery.

a fluke discovery found in western oklahoma that might have solved two long forgotten mysteries.s, moik al rios and low lea johnson head headlines. in 1969, john alva porter and two friends were driving around and never seen again. more than 40 years later, two cars matching those descriptions were found at the bottom of foss lake sitting right next to each other. >> it's been so long. it's been 44 years. there's a lot of things in between there that we can't answer because we don't know. it's like through the years, what happened, what happened, just a mystery, we don't know. >> reporter: debbie was 13 years old when her grandpa porter vanished. >> he was here one day and the next day he was gone. i mean no trace. no clue at all. i mean his bank account was there, his house was locked up, utilities were on. you know, he just walked away. >> reporter: debbie said she used to bring her young kids out to this lake to play. they would stand right there on the water's edge and skip rocks, right over where the cars were found. she can't believe that this whole time her grandfather's b

i asked a friend of mine, keith, kissing, a wheat farmer in western oklahoma, what it would take for him to comply with this rule designed for refineries. he said tp*eud i'd -- he said i'd have to purchase a double wall container that would cost thousands of dollars. the e.p.a. justifies by saying it would prevent leak. now keith thinks diesel is expensive, so keith is not going to let his tanks leak, whatever kind it is. just sit on a farm and realize that is leaking money, and obviously they don't want to do that. the next thing he'd have to do was build a berm all the way around his tank to contain a spill if all of the diesel fuel came out of it. this would be expensive and tkeufrlt to operate -- and difficult to operate -- the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. mr. inhofe: i ask unanimous consent if i could have three more minutes to conclude this? the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. inhofe: keith would have to hire and pay a professional engineer to certify his spilled plan if he could find one. in oklahoma farmers can't find profes

going to be moving into montana and the western portion of the dakotas, but the midwest itself, you're going to stay hot. temperatures as we get into parts of oklahomall be back to the mid and low 90s. temperatures in texas, some triple digits will be expected, and hot weather is going to be mostly dry where it won't stay dry. well, definitely we know the pacific northwest, but again without the remote control, it's just not working. >> you're doing fine. >> meteorologist: florida is getting a lot of rain, especially along the coast right now. there is a line of showers and thunderstorms that are tracking right along the tallahassee area over across pensacola, mobile, and even into alabama, mississippi, and that is tracking a little bit towards texas. the thunderstorms in the florida area in the panhandle, and we'll expect that to continue for the next day or so. then finally cool, dry air comes in for parts of the southeast. that is going to be a relief for them. it's been a very wet spring. >> this is al jazeera, i'm tony harris from new york. president obama has made one last push at the g20 summit for action in syria. obama said he's encouraged

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western part of the country of mexico. so stay tuned. look at the rescues. unbelievable. for some other pictures that defy belief. this is video of a chemical plant fire in thomas, oklahoma, so intense that people could feel this from a highway quite a distance away. authorities clearing a four-mile area because they were concerned about the burning chemicals that were obviously going up in smoke into the air, blowing any which way the wind blew. the good news, if there is any, is that no one was hurt. just a remarkable inferno overnight. our thanks to pictures. up next, pope francis, think you know him? you're about to know him a lot better. he is releasing his first in depth interview. this is so rare, what he's done. he sat down with the jesuit magazine to talk about abortion, gay marriage, the role of women in the church, pressing questions to say the least. you won't believe his candor. we'll share it with you in a moment. also, one lucky person in south carolina or maybe passing through south carolina, don't know, but you are $400 million richer today effectively. the announcement just about to happen. more on the winning numbers in a moment. ♪ (train horn) vo: whe

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