soon after, they heard popping noises and woke the family up but by then the fire had spread and he tells us about two other incidents. and it seems like it is the same guy or guys. >> why would somebody do this? >> at this point i it no through. >> then in april neighbors caught a haven't dale walking up to his car and throwing gasoline all over his car. he is working with police and reporting life they may find out in just a couple of hours if their school has been shut down. already dozens have been shocked to hear this. yesterday santa clara sheriff's deputies have carried out eviction orders against them on south winchester in san jose. they were told to pack up their things and leave, no explanation and no advice on what is next. >> do i wait to figure out if they are going to pay their rent and if i can come back here? i have no idea what they are going to do. the other campuses remain open. >>> they are looking into growing concerns of their new stadium. to the toss -- toes had never make it with 60,000 passed their homes. >> i think they will let us back into our area and we will

up to this woke up shaking. >> i was just about ready to go to bed and i looked outside and saw the carnage. >> what did you think? >> well, it was a little disappointing but i am happy i am a live was released and he was not the open one and you will hear from that teamer driver from if what he heard. >>> a teen was hit and killed by an amtrak train in san leandro. tara moriarty has more on what witnesses saw just before she was hit, tara? >> britney silva was distracted when walking on the sidewalk. she actually just had an argument when she was hit. her family said britney was a top student getting ready to graduate and had just been accepted to college. she was walking near her home just before 6:00 when she was hit by the train. a witness said she was on her cell phone when he called out to warn her but she did not respond respond. critically's family said see was -- she was the light of the party and she had a lot of friends and she was friends with everybody. >> now this public is your solicit a napless walking to the what and last year 76 people were killed by walking on tra

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have woke up. it's too scary to think about. >> as a reporter i'm hearing him say this and i'm thinking this guy is an absolute hero. when you saw the damage inside this home you realized had she been in there much longer, she certainly won't have survived. >> fire investigators determined the cause of the fire was faulty wiring and there was no functioning fire detector. >> the fire was ruled to have been an accidental fire. >> michael, effie and their baby moved in with michael's parents, but a month later, tragedy struck theratelies again. >> michaelrately was sleeping in the living room with his newborn son. that was something he did frequently so that effie could be in the room by herself and get more sleep. >> michael heard a noise coming from the bedroom. >> and that's what awoke him and arose his attention to go in there and check on her. >> he went in, found the window wide open and his wife bleeding on the bed. >> hello. >> what's going on? >> oh. >> what's going on, sir? >> my son is in

a couple of people woke up 2, 4 inches of snow. around sunnyvale, palo alto, redwood city, fremont, newark, san jose, very light drizzle. it does not show up. otherwise, i would say there it is on the radar. clouds, cool, breezy. more clouds this afternoon. a better opportunity for thundershowers and/or showers from all of the moisture peeling off, wrapping back around. it's already beginning to happen. lake county, mendocino county in line. i would say also napa county. and then eventually probably solano, contra costa and the cloud and rain forecast -- there will be a lot going on in tahoe. i think there will be pretty hefty snow totals and there's thunderstorms early this morning. see how the moisture wraps around heading towards parts of the north bay. that will be in line for the afternoon hours. by this afternoon, we'll start to watch as some of this comes back in the sacramento valley and maybe the santa clara valley right there about 10:00, 11:00, it might clip the altamont pass down towards morgan hill. one more system and

the election officials woke up and tried to erect an alternative venue, the tents here. government officials have told people please come out and vote, it is safe because the police and army are on the seats. the line has been growing, these are people waiting in line to group. people that support the ruling party. the african national congress. they say the same thing, basically that 20 years after the end of apartheid, why do we live like this. they say they need water, electricity and jobs. look over there, at the end. that's how a lot of people, not just in this area, but in many parts of the country. people have time to talk about the bread and butter issues. they under that we need to discuss about apartheid, our history, and perhaps now, 20 years after apartheid. 20 years after democracy, let's find ways to make life easier. there are many south african that it's important to teach about south africa, its history, and my colleague has this report. >> i'm going share with you what has gone through in 1994. >> reporter: this man's history students listen as he descr

he woke up. then he said while he was up, he heard a man crying.ibed ñrit. >> what i said physically there's a different between one crying because just sad and normal crying weeping normally. but also there's this crying when intentional when you physically need help. so the cry that we heard in the hours of the morning the person was desperate for help. we felt it was probably intentional. >> was it loud? >> very loud my lady. very loud. >> i asked you about -- you say the man's voice -- low pitch -- low tone or high tone? >> very high pitch voice. >> did you know it was? >> at that a moment when i spoke to my wife, i said could be one of my neighbors. i wasn't sure where it was coming from. >> reporter: and that is how he described how they woke up that morning to the sounds of a man crying in the high pitched voice. then he calls the security. then he goes to mr. pistorius' house. this is how he describes the scene when he arrives. >> i saw oscar kneeling next to the lady who was just lying down there. there was just blood all over. he was just

she woke -- nudging her. she woke up. >> he started scratching and moving when his nose. he was black when i brought him outside. my hair was black. my face had soot all over us. >> fire officials say it appears an unattended candle started the fire. >> extra doggy treat for king. >>> more fallout over the gm recall. >> one dealership had 200 cars waiting for repair. another dealership had 300 cars. >> what could leave bay area drivers waiting for weeks before their cars could be fixed. >>> the special ceremony in the east bay to honor the men who proved their true allegiance. . >>> more fallout over the massive gm recall. drivers learn it could take weeks to get their vehicles fixed. we found out it could take a month to address the ignition issue that led to the recall. that's because dealers are trying to get the part. >> she loves her car. it's been terrific. >> but it one of two .6 million vehicles recalled by general motors. the switches can dissen change, gauge -- disengage. >> i'm steamed. she can't get it fixed right now. i called them friday, what they told me,

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she said she woke up to a loud boom. the first thing she was worried about was the people inside. >> i thought they are in there and there is nothing i could do. >> so now investigators are trying to figure out if this fire started in the truck before the crash happened because there are reports while he was driving they heard an explosion and san francisco police are planning on interviewing police and the passenger and we do know there were no other cars involved in this accident. the big issue is getting this tractor-trailer out of the way and it is still in the thank so they waiting for a hazardous materials' crew before this big- rig can be towed out of the way and both directions of market are closed and others could remain close ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a man was critically injured after he was hit pie a car. it happened on the great highway and investigators say he hit while he was crossing a big big and geologists say there is a good chance a big earthquake will hit the area in the next 30 years. in dahl

woke up this morning with my eyes on maya.with my eyes on maya, going to love, going to resist, going to love just like her. >> ah, gosh. >> yes. >> oh. professor sanchez, i said, you know, i learned my power as a woman reading the words of dr. angelou, and then when my travels took me to temple university and i discovered you, it took my life in a direction of power and strength that i didn't know existed. but when we as black women identify with dr. angelou and yourself, and we see the people who don't look like us, and aren't the complexion and haven't traveled the jour isny relate to the her in the same way, what does that mean? what does that speak to the power of her words and how she was able to deliver them? >> well, you know, my dear sister, it is the power of words. you know, we, no, it does not matter if you are black, brown, green, purple, blue, but when you hear her poetry and read the prose, you identified with her situation, and you know, with what she was about with the love. sister maya like many of us started

she woke -- nudging her. she woke up. >> he started scratching and moving when his nose. he was black when i brought him outside. my hair was black. my face had soot all over us. >> fire officials say it appears an unattended candle started the fire. >> extra doggy treat for king. >>> more fallout over the gm recall. >> one dealership had 200 cars waiting for repair. another dealership had 300 cars. >> what could leave bay area drivers waiting for weeks before their cars could be so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, with ten gigabytes of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. with a year of high-speed internet, free. ah, "free" is not deductible! i smell audit! i smell savings... . >>> more fallout over the massive gm recall. drivers learn it could take weeks to get their vehicles fixed. we found out it could take a month to address the ignition issue that led

. >> we woke up and went click click and ate at the place that we love called go fish. there they are in the sand. and this is someone won the bear and we didn't so i just asked the people to get out of the way so i could get a picture of them but i confessed that we didn't win it, okay? and this is something weird. i was in college and one of my roommates, her husband asked me, look, it's her 50th birthday, can we do a meeting? she's going to be in cape may right nearby. this is marge and i before in college. >> whoa. >> hey. >> here we are -- we just took a picture there. she came and we met at the coffee mill. >> may i say that kind has been kind to you ladies. kinder to one than the other. no, you look adorable. was she surprises? >> she was. she saw my dog first. look at the cute dog. look who is holding the leash. i'm right here. >> we had a lovely weekend. any weekend you can stay home and enjoy your own home and your own blessings is awesome. had dinner with regis and joy over the weekend. saturday night we just -- every single time i scream, we just so funny. a

at this moment, i woke up and i was just surrounded by flames. i took a deep breath and it singed my lungs. it really rocked my world, it learned how to shut down my emotions. my face was peeling off and my lips were blistering. that's when i saw scotty getting out of the vehicle. my heart just dropped. with all the folks i served with it was a very, very close bond. scotty was like my little brother. we were real really, really clo. he was doused in diesel fuel and i thought he was dying right there. >> you had no resources at that time? >> i had nothing. i was helpless, nothing i could do. listening to scott in anguish. >> has this virtual reality treatment helped you in terms of coping with the ptsd? >> i knew i wouldn't be magically cured but i could cope. >> what was the horror you couldn't revisit? >> i was confronted with the question of you know what could you have done differently? do you think you're superman, can you put zeal fuel with some -- diesel fuel with dirt in your hands, i found out i shouldn't be spoid in my own actions and w

a 25-year-old woman went to the police claimed she woke up in the hospital after partying with collinaepernick and two other players. he told reporters yesterday he wants to put this issue behind him. >> i did nothing wrong in the incident. >> they are trying to figure out if there is a timetable but no timetable has been left in the decision. >>> george lucass planned museum, they offer it across from piers 30 and 32. they will house the art and they are offering the site and they are expected to make decisions. >> and they have the scripts national spelling b. >> i.e., cc-a-r-t, a n-t-... >> correct. >> good for her. >> 14-year-old girl in middle school in cupertino, she is one of 46 students out of 11 million to make it to the semifinals and will make it there in about 30 minutes from now. >>> services continue here in the bay area for those who are victims in the deadly rampage. one woman had a very special message at usc berkeley but the richmond district this morning, disturbing new details on how he was hurt. >>> good morning, there i am on television and we are looking at the

the residents are slovyansk and the pro-russian procrastinates who made the eastern city their base woke to at dawn. the ukrainian army launched what it described as a large scale antiterrorist operation. the apparent objective for now not to overrun the city but to form a blockade around it. some separatists said they were ready to fight. >>> i will fight with whatever i have, if not a rifle then i will fight with my hands and strangle them so they won't mess with my lands. >>> sophisticated surface to air missiles, something the government in kyiv points to as evidence of russian involvement on the ground. >>> this man is said to be a survivor from one of the helicopters, a ukrainian survivor, in custody of separatist survivors inside slovyansk, four men arrested at a checkpoint said to be among those responsible for the helicopter attacks. in the city center the mood was extremely tense. video posted on the internet shows the self-proclaimed mayor of slovyansk offering a message of support. >>> our town has been attacked. our town has been stormed. there are losses. i'm asking childre

. >> it is an incredible woke of fires,dom. >> reporter: what resident in particular ised of how to keep in an environment of so many fours in suchsvi a short period of time and they are scrambling on top of the risks they are faced. >> i gelled my house and property around my house. it was a safe place to be. and so part of me wish i had stayed so i can know what is going on. >> reporter: here where the fire in san marcos, they expect further evacuations to be lifted tomorrow and potentially 100 percent containment of the fire. the weather is cooled down and not much at all. and expect that increased humidity will make the job easier and look like it is over here and by no means is it getting easier at all. back to you. >> the trees are not moving behind. dom nick thank you so much. >>> a strong warning about boko haran, the terrorist group that kidnapped $0.02 school girls. the president of france saying the islamic extremist trained with the world's experienced terrorist and that the group has sophisticated weapons and knows how to use them. the president met in paris with the the rep

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the boy woke up friday night. the boy then put on his unaware and he ran away and they tracked him down in a near pie parking lot. >>> and supporters for oakland's charter school. what their next step will be. >> i have said it, it is on my phone and i will never take it off. >>> and he takes about his mother as the world grieves. >>> clear skies, everybody is in the mid-50s and it will be warmer today, i will show you how much warmer. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is 4:43 and we now continue the covering of the sad news we first brought you, the death of maya angelo. she is depicted in the remember them sculpture and last night they fathered to share their grieve and remember that others were with her. >> understanding her character to understand how it to create. >> she often had a tough time looking at her own likeness. >>> she moved to arkansas and that's her in the back row in the photo. her son still lives here and he talks about what he will miss most about her. >> her love and t

susan and her family woke up to a nightmare. a large earthquake more powerful than any the southern california native had are experienced. >> my husband grabtd m grad my , four years old. and i grabbed my daughter, two years old. and so much had fallen we couldn't escape. >> when the shaking stopped, 57 people were dead. make it is northridge earthquake one of of the deadliest and mow expensive in u.s. history. >> you can see, we had to take it down to the very frame of the house. >> aslin's family lost their dream home and spent the next six months living in the driveway. some neighbors fared worse including one man who committed suicide. 20 years on, memories of northridge still haunt angelinos yet seismology experts report that los angeles county remain ill repaired for a bigger earthquake destined to strike. given the multiple fault lines that carve the region. their buildings not yet upgraded to withstand the violent quake. among them, lacking sheer walls at their base, mid rise steel buildings with poor welding or concrete

. >> this was, as my partner woke up with the idea, and gave me a call and asked why no one had thought of a nasal strip for horses, and we laughed about it. over the next few weeks we decided to look at the anatomy of a horse. considering the physiology, we had seen things working with horses that led us to believe it could have a beneficial effect when horses were running at high speed. >> the horse's nose is the only way the horse breathes. this is why this is crucial. >> they needed something to protect their throat. their soft palate doesn't allow them to breathe through their mouths. >> if that is the case, explain the relationship of this nose strip to the cartilage. >> all it does is the horse's horse's nose left some voids. there is tissue there that gets sucked in and narrows down the air path. it works on a simple principle of physics that says that it is a law of flow. if you take any diameter and open it, your resistance goes down 16 fold. it breathes easier. it will be similar to you if you had a cold. you blow your nose, you can feel the difference. >> what challenge did

two days later he called back and woke me up and he said, this is leland, are you there, michael? i said yes. what happens to the $40,000 funding for the prang is -- training is not a big amount. it's never been my style or my approach, but i think when we as advocates or councilmembers we should try to do something we could have done differently or out of that box to make that phone call whether you know them or not because they serve on our behalf. they are on our payroll as well. annoy -- you know what i mean. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment for item no. 9. items on today's agenda? okay. >> hi, my name is larry j edmond's. yesterday was my birthday. i come down here especially because i want the mayor to know that and sro's that we have a little bit too much race as much, verbal abuse, profanity, threats and violence and phobic. i have been dealing with this since february. a young lady came to me today where she's in a room at 208 and i'm in 520. i'm glad that she was here. she left before i got here. the ideal that the current newspaper, i told her

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he woke up in a town square.nk, you always have to one up each other. >> retribution, actually. >> this is my revenge. >> they're driving down this wooded area at night. he pulls over. this is a dark unlit road. guy goes out there to pee. eric is not paying any attention. almost falling asleep here. >> keep your eye on the guy who is peeing. what did i see? what is that? runs back. he's freebing out. eric is smiling. what are you up to? what is this? that turn pretty quickly. >> that just gave me chills. >> they call this the paranormal prank and it is just getting started. you see the figure gets underneath the car. now watch. there was another long haired creepy zombie lady in the truck. she reaches out, starts screaming, grabs on to eric. watch eric's face. and then eventually here comes the reveal. he goes, revenge, revenge, revenge. >> oh, that's mean. >>> that's our show. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it is time for the best videos of the day "right this minute." >>> it is f

that's what woke me up, the knife. >> he stabbed you three times?> i got four holes in my side. >> four? he stabbed you four times? >> i got four holes in my side, yes, sir. >> did you have any prior problem with [ bleep ] prior to this incident? >> never had no problems with [ bleep ] whatsoever like that. >> i'm trying to figure out why he just out of the blue stabbed you. >> i don't know. 'cause i don't indulge in no -- i don't get high. i don't do nothing. i just sit on my rack, i do what i'm supposed to do. that's it. it's all about going home. >> have you ever seen him with a knife? >> never. >> have you seen anybody else with weapons in the dorm? >> any other weapons in there? >> yes. >> that's the first weapon i've seen in there. >> you telling me the whole story? >> i'm telling you the whole story. that's the truth. >> well, i appreciate that, because we do not tolerate this type of activity in the alabama department of corrections. >> right. >> as far as what actions that i'm going to take, it's pretty simple. we know who the bad guy is, w

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. >> reporter: he says they are marking the spot where christopher columbus woke up on 1492 and realizedhip was sinking and clifford relied on columbus' diary marked up and pored over to help lead him to the wreck. >> reporter: is this the page that led you to the discovery or to believe that this was the discovery? >> it's one of the pages. about a week and a half from -- >> reporter: a league and a half? 4.7 miles offshore of cap payion and 10 feet of water. why do i feel i'm talking to indiana jones? >> i don't know, but i loved that movie! i think is there a great lesson for kids. take history and use clues to go back and solve riddles. >> reporter: if this nautical indiana jones has found the santa maria, barry clifford's name will also go into the history books. how big would this be for you personally? >> oh, this is -- this is hitting it over the fence at yankees stadium with the bases loaded! >> reporter: he lives in massachusetts, but he's a yankees fan. strange things. clifford is worried that the santa maria has been looted and the gun thing has been taken and he's worried it

>> i just woke up. >> s what amatter with you. >> -- >> i don't give-- such a genius. >> what is the unemployment rate at right now? >> what's the mat per, cat got your tongue. >> do you know what the unemployment rate is right know. >> oh, 99%. >> stephen: now notice how watters blends investigative journalism and smash cuts in a way that makes you think about the news and also think did my cat stepping on the remote? nation, i have to admit something. here, here on the report every night nailing politicians and pundits, sometimes i worry that i have lost touch with every day folks. but watters world has shown me i can feel superior to average americans as well. of course i can't go interview people myself because i have a medical condition where i don't want to. but i do have one employee who is perfect for the job. my building manager. he's got all the qualifications that jesse watters does. he reflects light. (laughter) and that's about it. so i also-- (applause) i also sent tad up to liberal columbia university to see just how misinformed today's youth are in the first installme

we got to get these people woke up. >> this is going to get shoved down their throat, whether they like it or not. >> your reaction to this, congressman? >> they live fact-free lives. these are people who have lost whatever narrow tether they had to reality a long time ago. what really upsets me is not so much they ignore the truth and trample over what's right, what really upsets me is they think they can dictate to the american people what the political process is all about. they think if they woke up one morning and they wanted to talk about nothing but left-handed, left-wing liberian lesbians then we would all have to talk about left-handed left-wing liberian lesbians. there are problems that need to be solved. unemployment, low wages. >> here's my problem, congressman. republicans seem that they are going, no matter what, after a scandal like benghazi, new committee. the democrats seem split on how to respond. this new select committee on benghazi, some democrats are saying boycott. others are saying we should go in. there's even a petition to make you the soul democrat on that com

. >> for months i woke up. >> a letter to president obama egyptian american citizens who has been in egyptian jails since last august. >> i get asked where is this world country that takes such provide defending world freedom. where are they now. >> reporter: 100 days of hunger strike have left him unable to stand. this is sultan appearing before the judge on sunday. he is the sun of a muslim brotherhood leader who is also in jail. >> it's not how democracy works. >> reporter: this is mohammed at a protest last year. he's been held on suspicion of help to plan a series of attacks against the state. his family said he's innocent and determined to carry on his hunger strike. >> we're afraid to mohammed's life, but we feel like he has no choice. by this hunger strike he's putting the egyptians first and american second in a very hard position where the egyptian government is not providing, is not giving him or not going through the due process in the right way, and it's not coming up with evidence against these charge, and the american government isn't applying the necessary pressure th

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. >> her neighbor is the one who woke her up. he shot these pictures as the fire was burning near their home. >> pretty much if it wasn't for her i think we would have been in trouble because it was spreading very, very quickly. >> the dog's early warning propertied a -- prompted a quick call and they kept the grassfire on the hill from getting closer to homes. this is one of a nearly dozen fires burning at the same time one of them singed the home and another burned a car in the garage. they are all bringing back memories of a fire buck on the loose, but this time tracy is spooked jie. if they were to do this again, their rooms would be the first to go. >> reporter: she decided her kids will not stay at home for uh -- for awhile. >> investigators in walnut creek say four suspicious fires in a park including this one. last night's fire is in the same spot as one set two years ago and the same area as three others in the past week. >>> a fast response by cal fire crews in the south bay kept this fire from burning out of control. h

neighbors on wyman street woke up to see their yards falling away. and those living down the hill on hillcrest road watched the slow motion slide send mud up to their homes over the course of several weeks. >> there is nothing to stop this mud from overtaking our house. >> stunned residents moved out of their homes and inspectorred inspectorred -- inspurs ruled it it -- ruled it unsafe. >> it is going down the hill. there is no way to stop it. >> city officials held meetings to find ways to help. they of on erred to temporarily -- they offered to shore up the hillside and couldn't find money to do it. then they applied for state and federal disaster aid and that didn't work. >> we have indications from the state and federal government that this is a private property situation and the funds will not be coming to fix the situation for the homeowners. >> the homeowners were on their own. the lawsuit started flying. the downhill neighbors are suing the uphill neighbors. the uphill suing the downhill. all of them goingcity. city. >> six houses that are af

. >> we woke up the day of the mass in denver, colorado, and long story short, my wife was quoted by the ap and it went everywhere. it was with john paul the great as i like to call him. the way i look back on that and the city has still been reaping, i think, the graces from that visit. beautiful images of holy father, st. john paul ii reaching out, blessing children, meeting the people who had aids and all of that. during the mass, when our sort of family mascot, michael pritchard, got up to do the emceeing, the moment that happened and the holy father came in through the tunnel in the pope mobile, it was as if we were family. it was not that big. it was not 70,000 people. it was simply a gathering at your local parish and we had the same feeling. i can't describe it, words can't describe it. you were there. and first of all, i want to have you speak about the providence with regard to where you were actually sitting on the 27th of may, excuse me, of april, just over a week ago as we're taping this and first of all, explain your vantage point and why you were sitting there? >> well

. >> remember that skit, what did i to my summer vacation i woke up and went downtown to look for a jobung out with my friends and smoked pot. >> i don't remember that. >> but i don't know approximate the words are right. but i'm going to listen to it later on youtube. but when i was a kid my dad was a bar tender. he got me a job dish washing. >> sure. >> my dad was a steelworker. >> but let me tell you something, i put my hands in more goo and it was worth it. >> adam, what do you think is going on here? >> i'm troubled by this also. i know you all well enough to know that we all had jobs when we were teenagers that we looked back fondly on. it was part of becoming who we are. >> a dressing room where women tried on bathing suits. worst job ever. >> good input. my thanks. up next, think you only make money when stocks go up? our guy versus tips to make you money no matter what. >>> stocks that pay no matter what. give us your best dividend pick. >> look, the market is going to go down. i want to own a low beta drug company that pays a good dividend. i think it will do just fine over th

but on january 9th, 2014, the state woke up to an example of the costs of it's industrial economy. a tank containing a chemical used the process of coal production had leaked its contents into the elk river, just a mile upst f

a next-door neighbor says he woke up to flames 30 ft. high.wife and into the bathroom looked out the window and she saw orange on the window she opened up of course right behind them so 6 ft. away the house is totally in flames. them what you do when you realize your neighbor's home is in flames about the time they were knocking our door very soon but we are trying to get out. >>: the mobile home is totally restore it in this fire. also a part of cape got village and the senior living community. at this point that tie-in chief tells us that there's less suspicious about the fire because the peace of the blaze it remains. >>: the same group that kidnapped nearly 300 girls over a fire overnight in the marketplace. will have a deaf told of 300 in the marketplace. they say in the solemn for hours people were shot and some burned alive and nigerian troops there would have respond. well shatter the area called to the north where they were told again and girls they kidnapped girls have been found. >>: hundreds of people grabbed it in the park as to t

sot- "he woke up he was like whats going on what your name? i was like its okay, i gotta get you outta here -- there's gas leaking." as for the driver of the mitsubishi montero that crashed into the rear of the patrol car. the chp says she's 22-year-old rachel garris of corning. investigators say she suffered moderate injuries -- treated and released from the hospital. drugs and alcohol have been ruled out as factors in the crash, and it doesn't appear she was speeding. the chp says she was headed home from the graton resort and casino in rohnert park before the incident. sot- "they came slowly out of the car, kind of stunned too and um they said that they fell asleep at the wheel, so i don't even know if they tried slamming the breaks or what." rachel garris was not arrested, but this case is still under invesitgation. meanwhile, the chp says the officer will remain in the hospital for the next few days. in santa rosa, philippe djegal, kron four news. some drivers who decided to stay in town for the long holiday weekend faced a traffic nightm

but on january 9th, 2014, the state woke up to an example of the costs of it's industrial economy. a tank containing a chemical used the process of coal production had leaked its contents into the elk river, just a mile upstream from the largest water treatment plant in west virginia. >> water is scarce following a warning from west virginia's governor, do not drink, bathe, cook or wash clothes using tap water.., >>...chemical ak