. >> it burns! it burns! it burns! it burns! >> rising 11 stories above the shores of lake erie, cuyahoga county correction center occupies half a city block in the heart of cleveland's revitalized downtown. though some of the inmates here have been convicted, most have only been accused of crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. those on the upper floors have a perfect view of the nearby football stadium, but life behind the walls is anything but fun and games. >> let's go! out! >> that goes for staff as well. >> this is not the easiest place to work in. it's all concrete and rough edges. >> open your mouth, stick out your tongue, turn your head left. >> it's not always most peaceful place. most of the individuals who are here don't want to be in here, so things happen. altercations come up and we have to alleviate those as quick as possible. >> view of your hands. lay on your stomach. >> you think you're real tough? you all think you're bad now, huh? >> inmate lawrence recently sentenced to ten months

controlled burn's are the best way to manage the forest. over time, they will become highly flammable, cal fire is actively working on prescribed burns just like this one today in auburn. a newly formed commission took an in depth look at the past wildfire practices and determined that there is a better way to go about it. >> we believe in suppressing the fires, the result is dying in an unhealthy forest that impact everyone in california. >> the study addresses the cost of fighting wildfires it is $800 an acre rather than doing controlled burns. >>> we had records today. couple days in the row -- and we will have records tomorrow. the dry weather will continue, not just for tomorrow, or this week, but potentially for the middle of february. hopefully these long-range models will be wrong. it has been cool across the country. this is in omaha. here is the rich. this whole pattern will migrate to the east, but it is locked in right now and it will stay put for five days. that secures that the east coast will be cold and we will be warm and d

in the burned areas of mark west springs. an alert neighbor called deputies after seeing a suspicious-looking truck. deputies arrested verda roser... and allyn sullivan. they say the pair wore hard hats and reflective vests... and were carrying stolen metal. ( darya ) happening now... petaluma police are searching for a woman...accuse d of stealing credit cards from a home. these are pictures of the woman... the burglary happened between sunday night and monday morning on first street. the stolen credit cards were then to buy more than 200-dollars worth of products at a c-v-s store in novato and other businesses. ( darya ) new this morning... people in san francisco could be voting on a new property tax in the june election. teachers and school officials submitted more than 16-thousand signatures to get the tax on the ballot. the tax would raise around 50-million dollars per year. that money would go toward teacher salaries. school officials say they are experiencing a teacher shortage because of rising housing prices in the

and of course lots of larger chunks of burned wood. here is a bigger problem some people are burying the fires which many seem like a smart thing to do, but what happens is that the you end up with hot sand which could burn your foot why don't people just not burn their trees that's a very good question i don't understand that you know you should be able to burn your christmas tree somewhere maybe they should host that last year i say a christmas tree on fire right in the middle of the street the pits will return march 1 . until then the parks service says not bonfires in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (grant) new at 9. two people are dead...following a tanker truck explosion in placer county. it happened around 10 this morning along highway 20 near cisco grove. a tow truck was going north on the highway when it veered into the southbound lane... crashing into the tanker truck filled with gasoline...causing an fiery explosion. both drivers died. it's uncelar what caused that tow truck driver to swerve. (sot) (grant) crews we

victim had serious burns. miguel martinez valle will have an update after the olympics after 5:00 this evening. let's check on the forecast con spring? >> it's winter but it doesn't feel like winter. and even today when it's colder, the temperature still is little bit above average. yesterday we were in the 60s, georgetown delaware actually got to 71 degrees for so we're back to normal tomorrow with good amount ofsunshine. but we warm right back up valentine's day 55, thursday 64, friday is in the 50s and we get a decent amount of rain thursday and friday that we don't need after all of the rain we had. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. have a great day. ngs] [soft dramatic mic >> marlena: john? i've left you messages all night long. >> john: i know, i know. i'm sorry. >> marlena: yeah, you couldn't pick up the phone? you couldn't call me? i've been worried sick. where were you? >> john: [inhales] [dramatic whoosh] [brooding music] ♪ >> hope:

and of course lots of larger chunks of burned wood. here is a bigger problem some people are burying the fires which many seem like a smart thing to do, but what happens is that the you end up with hot sand which could burn your foot why don't people just not burn their trees that's a very good question i don't understand that you know you should be able to burn your christmas tree somewhere maybe they should host that last year i say a christmas tree on fire right in the middle of the street the pits will return march 1 . until then the parks service says not bonfires in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news last night the warriors suffered their 2nd worst loss during steve kerr's coaching tenure... the utah jazz... in their rainbow uniforms... put a 30-point beat down on golden state... 129-99 the jazz shot 58-prcent from the floor... 50 from 3-point range in contrast the warriors shot only 20-percent from behind the arc... steph curry was 1-of-7 from three... 4-of-13 overall for only 14 points after the game steve kerr didn't mi

and of course lots of larger chunks of burned wood. here is a bigger problem some people are burying the fires which many seem like a smart thing to do, but what happens is that the you end up with hot sand which could burn your foot why don't people just not burn their trees that's a very good question i don't understand that you know you should be able to burn your christmas tree somewhere maybe they should host that last year i say a christmas tree on fire right in the middle of the street the pits will return march 1 . until then the parks service says not bonfires in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (jr stone) in national news. for the first time... we're hearing from the former state worker who triggered a false alarm about a missile heading for hawaii. the ex- hawaii state worker... known only as employee one...who caused panic and chaos for sending out that false missile alert ...says he was positive the attack was real. he says the alert was supposed to be on speaker phone... but someone picked up the receiver and the

in the burned areas of mark west springs. an alert neighbor called deputies after seeing a suspicious-looking truck. deputies arrested verda roser... and allyn sullivan. they say the pair wore hard hats and reflective vests... and were carrying stolen metal. ( darya ) happening now... petaluma police are searching for a woman...accuse d of stealing credit cards from a home. these are pictures of the woman... the burglary happened between sunday night and monday morning on first street. the stolen credit cards were then to buy more than 200-dollars worth of products at a c-v-s store in novato and other businesses. ( darya ) new this morning... people in san francisco could be voting on a new property tax in the june election. teachers and school officials submitted more than 16-thousand signatures to get the tax on the ballot. the tax would raise around 50-million dollars per year. that money would go toward teacher salaries. school officials say they are experiencing a teacher shortage because of rising housing prices in the

. >>> two people recovering from minor burns after their home caught fire. you can see thick smoke coming out of the garage door and firefighter hads to go on the roof to keep it from spreading. the cause of the fire is under investigation and fire fighters believe it may have started in the kitchen. >>> in sacramento, a 94-year- old woman saved from a burning home by two fire fighters. the woman was trapped inside when the fire broke out yesterday. that's when fire fighters jumped into action and got her out just in time. >> i opened her front door and could see into the bedroom on fire and the fire in that room was really well developed. we didn't have long before it was going to get into the rest of the house. >> by the time we made it back to the hallway, we were on our way out the door, the door burned through. >> they were heros and they put their life on hold to go save someone else's life. >> nobody was hurt. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> a pair of identical twin teachers from san jose arrested on child porn charges. 47-year-o

arkansas college was not burned in the initial firing of fayetteville. when the confederates were on their way to pea ridge, they did burn arkansas college. alexander as bath came and proclaimed that he was going to see, that he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all of the union sympathizers could come out. he wanted a union flag to put on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general in to have dinner at his house and to make this his headquarters, thinking that he was going to be here for a while. he did come to a house and dined with the tebbetts. then he was called north, leaving the town open to what ever army came through. general ben mcculloch says his soldiers to knock on the door. he told jonas tebbetts he was under arrest for being a traitor to the confederate states of america. he was taken to fort smith where he was to be tried and hung as a traitor for having the union flag. for not accepting confederate money. for

. >> reporter: this eve of valentines day special story for you guys staff at jefferson's burn center has sweet treats to celebrate valentines day tomorrow. they come from a patient and his wife who feel like they have an extended family, at the hospital. >> hi guys, how are you. >> reporter: nicky's back for a visit to jefferson's new burn unit with a special valentines day thank you. >> i brought check late chip cookies, brownies. >> reporter: nick and his wife kate spent months here and have a special been with the medical team. >> they took such good care of nick and such good care of me and we wanted to share appreciation. >> reporter: unimaginable happened to nick a construction worker in october a load of asphalt was accidentally dumped on him. he was buried in it up to his waist. >> excruciating pain, i was screaming like crazy crying, i didn't know what was going to happen, it was unbelievable pain. >> reporter: it happened just as newlywed where is about to celebrate their first anniversary. >> not the honeymoon we expect to have. >> reporter: instead of enjoying their new m

shankar rai n runs the burn center. >> burn injuries are common in nepal mainly because most of the people use open fire for cooking around and the fireplace is at the ground level and people sit around the fireplace so they can keep themselves warm, and at the same time the children can crawl on to the fireplace. the statistics quoted by the the government of nepal minister of health says that about 56,000 people suffer burnings every year in nepal, and they go to the government hospitals. then of course, in the remote villages, many people when they are sick or injured, they don't go to the government houses, but they treat themselves with the local faith healers and shamans. >> today he is giving a lecture. >> and dr. shaye spends a few mon months every year in low income countries just like nepal, and he trains a lot of people there. >> so thank you, first of all, thank you very much dr. rai for tin i havetation to be here. 30% of the global burden of disease is surgical. >> reporter: and then it is time to give dr. shaye a tour of the hospital. >> on this day, we have in the hospital,

one man for example you know he stayed as part of his village was burned he stayed is as members of his family were killed he is the market in his village was torched by me and more soldiers he stayed as all of his life stuck in the livestock of other hinge in his village were taken away by the military and by other ethnic groups in the area where he couldn't ultimately stay you know afterwards when the military then stopped him from going to his rice fields and a guy. to a situation where he couldn't get enough food for himself for his family he saw that his young children were in effect starving because of what the military was continuing to do the fact they are continuing to squeeze the ranger population more than five months into this campaign and so it's only that which forced him and other people who recently arrived to bangladesh to eve we cannot resist. yet it cannot be from want on to another. you cannot travel with you don't. you don't still last sunday i bloody i washed i went i went to get you live what have you got the i really used to get up. there then if you like it you

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they've created a burn pit regist registry. some veterans tell us it's too little, too late. >> bret: up next, we'll go back to south florida live and check on the conditions of some of the survivors of yesterday's school shooting, and bring you the latest. first, beyond our borders tonight, russia is acknowledging five of its citizens may have been killed in a u.s. strike against pro-syrian government forces. the february 7th barrage came in response to an attack on u.s.-backed syrian kurdish fighters. secretary of state rex tillerson said the u.s. has never given those fighters heavy weapons. tillerson made that comment in beirut, part of his visit with european allies. south africa has a new president. he was sworn in following the resignation of jacob zuma. the longtime president stepped down, after an ultimatum from lawmakers brought on by years of scandals. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. >> bret: our top story at the bottom of the hour, the accused shooter in yesterday's fl

thousands of families were burned out of their homes in the attack. the government immediately launched a program to set up refugee camps in the stricken areas of the city. when the fire subsided, the residents returned into the ashes of their homes and sadly shuffled through the ruins to salvage what they could. many of these people have been born in these houses and had reared their children in them. now there was nothing left but ashes and memories. the homeless stand around dazed, confused and helpless. while the paratroopers and marines were flushing out the last of the communists from the city, other army units were busy relocating t relocating the homeless at refugee centers where they could receive food and medical attention. their fathers and husbands are dead. here they are, helpless with their homes destroyed and possessions burned. the government now has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and widows as best it can while trying to prevent the communists from launching another devastating attack. ♪ >> civic action teams also be

and it turns out they say we're burning money too. "if you look at the difference in the costs for prescribed fire it's $200 an acre as opposed to $800 an acre fighting wildfires." that's why this inmate crew today is eliminating dead trees and underbrush in a controlled burn at auburn state recreation area. cal fire capt. joe madsen: "the more fuel that there is the hotter it burns. and so it's important for us to have less fuel so that we can get closer in to actually put our fire lines in." and in recreation areas like this one with majestic vantage points overlooking the foothills, wildfires are a constant threat scott liske/supervising state park ranger:"with a recreation area as popular as auburn, we're looking at a million visitors a year. the potential for someone being careless with fire is there." and that's why cal fire is working actively with rural residents to create at least 100 feet of space surrounding their homes where flames can't reach them.cal fire unit chief george morris iii:"we have an aggressive goal of doing

me on modernised burning hundreds of range of villages as the british foreign secretary visits rock island state. and another display of the many in seoul that south korea's president strikes a cautious note about his invitation to visit the north. russia's transport prosecutor has confirmed that all seventy one people on board a passenger plane that crashed shortly after takeoff from one of moscow's busiest airports have died investigators at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes a spokesman from sars of adeline says there were no concerns about the technical condition of the aircraft itself. well the short haul plane took off from dumb and yet over airport on sunday it was just a few minutes into its journey to the city of or sq when it went missing from the radars now the plane is thought to have crashed near the village of our good novo which is near the capital moscow where is that describe seeing a burning aircraft that was falling from the sky al-jazeera reports from moscow. the answer no airliner with sixty five passengers and six crew on board came down four minute

that place is burned out shell. it has smoke coming from the scene in woodstown. the fire started at 4:00 at the american allegiance association. there were explosions that came from the buildings. we learned that some of the ambulances are damaged. ems crews have come together to help assist with any incoming emergency calls. >> they will make plans to make sure everybody is covered as far as the emergency concerns are met. >> you can see smoke is coming from the scene, this place is going to have to be we built. the new jersey division of fire safety is on the scene, we'll let you know if we get word on their investigation. >>> philadelphia firefighters continue to keep an eye on a burned out build in old city. crews fear the ruins are in danger of collapsing, jeanette reyes is live on the scene at third and chestnut with the latest on what's going on, good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, more than a day after this massive fire broke out, still a lot of portions of the area blocked off because there is still a concern this morning about a coll

so that all of the bombs would join and burn tokyo to the ground. ... and then they ran out of the firebombs. it so happened the day truman became president they had a new stock of firebombs who dropped them. so had he taken the presidential oath tokyo was on fire. that happened in chapter one. i bring this up in the epilogue, and my point is that what critics, all of these critics, and to bring up in here the chief of white house, chief of staff admiral leahy who thought the time obama was a bad idea. we had been fire borrowing civilian population in japan all up to that point. so how do you say the atomic bomb is the wrong thing to do when we'd already been doing this in a different format all through june and july? i don't know. the answer to that is the atomic bomb with such a shock. the achievement of atomic sites and weaponizing it was such a shock that we're still talking about it. you're right. in fact, this is all happening all throughout the four months of truman's first four months already in a different format. i don't know how you can criti

. ♪ ♪ >>> the wood burning stove and a wood burning oven there's a new byob restaurant in collingswood, camden county and it's the talk of the town. >> it's drawing people from across the delaware valley as well. mike shows us around the hearth side. ♪ look at that corner right there. this is what it used to look like for probably 15, 20 years in collingswood. at the corner of haddon and fraser. well, look at it now. it is a beautiful new restaurant called hearth side. owner sitting right next to me. hi lindsay. >> hi. >> congratulations. thank you very much. >> you filled up the space. people have been waiting for a restaurant and now it's here. hearth side. we've got to have a hearth. that's the centerpiece. >> absolutely. >> is that fire. how would you describe the place as we look around. >> i like to call it rustic yet romantic. >> oh. >> there's lot of different materials that we use. there's wood, there's brick, there's exposed beams, there's marble. and then we light candles at night haven't beautiful flowers. i would say rustic but romantic. >> it's rustic yet romantic. any

it's still burning. the fire gutted the top floor of a rojas on colonial avenue and spread to a neighboring address. this broke out at 9:30. the flames are burning. here is one good piece of news, no one has been reported hurt. >> philadelphia police are asking for help finding a man that bound and burned a man in olney overnight. the victim was driven to west ford road where his captors poured gasoline on him and set him afire. he survived and remains in intensive care tonight. the victim was abducted leaving his job helping special needs residents. >> a family member received messages from our victim's phone from the people that abducted him demanding $10,000. this went on for at least five hours, 5:42 police were called. >> police do not think the victim was picked at random. they have not been able to interview him but he originally told investigators that the kidnappers were driving a black audi with tinted w0eu7bds. windows. >> there is a walk against crime. live at headquarters is annie mccormick.

on their way to pea ridge in early march of 1862 they did burn arkansas college. jonas tebbetts was a union man as i said before and when alexander asbaugh came to fayetteville, he came and proclaimed he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all the union sympathizers could come out and he'd protect them and he wanted a union flag to put up on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they sent asbaugh to the house here, to the tebbetts home and jonas gave him a flag and he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general in to have dinner at his house and to make this house his headquarters, thinking general asbaugh would be here for a while. the general did come to the house, dined with the tebbetts and three days later he was called back up north, leaving the town again open to which ever army came through. the next army that came through was the southern army and general ben mccole you can from texas sent his -- ben mcculluck sent him to the door and knocked and said tebbetts was under a

they found the victim with burns to his body. rescue crews extinguished the fire they are calling suspicious. the fire marshal has been called to the scene to begin the investigation. at this point no word as to what might have caused the fire and who was behind it. more on the victim. we'll be on the scene the rest of the morning and we'll find out more information, as soon as we get it we'll pass it along to you. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." matt and tam. >> let's go over to karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: good morning, slowing down on the schuylkill expressway looking live on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound at madson ford road. west conshohocken we have an accident off to the side, but slowing traffic in the area. watch for that heading out right now. in limerick township we have an accident that's causing problem, flooding at knifer road they shut it down between big game and game farm road. construction on the schuylkill expressway, often time they shut the schuylkill expressway down for construction

people were still in their cars burning with people in them so i said help, i need help. you know how people look at you when you need help but if you are freaking out they will come. people started getting out of the cars. we pulled three people out of these cars. two people out of that car. it was getting really hot with the flames now the car was gone and we got two out of there. other people were accounted for, we try to get a count for who was in what car so when the services got here they knew where to go. then we try to clear the intersection and get help. >> reporter: do you think you got everybody? >> i'm not sure about the man in the dump truck and one other car. so there were 10 cars and one dump truck. i'm sure everybody is accounted for except for maybe one car. >> so you were doing this in october when there were fires right? >> yes, i was on tape, ktvu has my story. it is just ironic because this dump truck is a fire cleanup truck.>> reporter: larry, thank you so much. thank you for trying to rescue all of these people. there you could hear the witness who

east burn's bed. it's not tim hennis. there is a pubic hair where the rape took place. >> what is male dna doing under mrs. east burn's fingernails? it's not tim's. there's dna under the daughters' finger nail and it's not hennis. >> underneath the fingernails, that's not timothy hennis. but what is that vaginal swab? >> to me male dna under the finger nail of a woman who is raped is pretty damaging evidence. who is it? >> the finger nail scrapings weren't enough for a full dna profile so the defense asked to test all the crime scene evidence that might point to a different perpetrator, including a blood-soaked towel. >> now, whoever had sex with her didn't necessarily kill her, but you can't argue that whoever cleaned up the blood didn't have something to do with it. let's find out what happened. >> in the military, if you need a test done, you have to ask a judge to make the army do it for you. >> the judge, though, denied the defense's request to test other items. >> i can't imagine a judge in a civilian court not allo

burned from the waist down. you could see the flesh pretty graphic. >> reporter: police say the victim was driven around for hours and don't think the crime was random and he used the victim's phone to call his family and deland a $10,000 ransom. >> god bless him. >> reporter: that was a $10,000 ransom. police say they are still looking for the three suspects and they haven't been able to talk to the victim because he is in the hospital. reporting live, nbc10 news. >>> authorities want to know how a fire started upside a south jersey high-rise apartment building this afternoon, over the park view apartments in camden county. investigators say the flames ignited somewhere on the ninth floor of that building, no one was hurt. >>> in south jersey, a school bus ends up off the road and into the woods after it collided with another car. skyforce 10 was over this scene. this happened about an hour ago near glassboro roads. traffic at that intersection is being detoured. no children were on the bus and we're working to

to help those trapped in their burning cars. here's the charred and broken down remains of the dump truck that larry broderick says he saw coming down fountaingrove parkway just moments after he cleared the intersection. looks like it's out of control. i think i hear horns that could've been the cars that were seen it coming with the truck horn itselfit hit his ford truck here....which then crashed into another bronco.....right behind me pal right behind me and i looked in my rearview mirror and i see the aftermath of the truck heading beast your cars and continuing up over the overpass with a trail of fuel spilling out and instantaneously flames.six of the 10 vehicles involved were burned. with the help of other bystanders on the scene larry urged some of the dazed drivers to get out of their burning vehicles.... but the occupants of this mini van had to be pulled out.... you can see the door we pulled open we rip them open they were broken off their hinges and what not. everything was all smashed so we had to rip open doors be

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, he had third—degree burns and didn't stand a chance. the doctor told me he wouldn't survive, and prepare ourselves for the worst. we think he went onto the balcony for a cigarette in his dressing gown and pyjamas, and somehow set himself on fire and then couldn't get it out quickly enough to avoid the third—degree burns which killed him 1a hours later. chris bell is a watch commander at west yorkshire fire and rescue service. he told us that the build—up of paraffin on clothing can accumulate over a long period of time. they‘ re vitally important for medical conditions, but unfortunately they get into fabrics and clothing and dressings and bedding, and the paraffin impregnates the clothing, so you are left with a paraffin base in that fabric and it gets flammable. the medicines regulator, the mhra, says it "is conducting a review of paraffin—based skin creams and is working closely with manufacturers and the fire service to further reduce the risks associated with products." time for a look at the weather now. at least the secon

. >> dave, what do you have. >> reporter: a car burned in a man who was badly burned inside here 5400 block of west ford road in the olney section here. vehicle still here. you can see that car with major burns and damage there we understand a man was in there and suffered second and third degree burns across his body and trans port todd temple university hospital around 6:14 this morning. we're told he is in serious condition at this time but this case is very fluid right now. there is no word on the motive or how this all started. this is considered a very suspicious incident and it may have two locations we understand according to police with northeast and northwest detectives working on this as well. we are hearing there could have been some kind of an attempted kidnapping situation that is related to this again, all of this coming together in a lot of different pieces trying to put this all together and we just got to the scene and weak try to talk to the neighbors and see if they heard or know of anything that happened here but what i can tell you is a man was found with serious

he was rushed to the hospital with second and third degree burns to 50% of the body. investigators examined the charred grand plea car as evidence. >> >> i was very devastated knowing that somebody was on fire, it was not that anybody could do anything bit because we didn't know he was locked inside the car. >> reporter: police arrived to tow away the car likely to look over for additional evidence. at this point police are looking for three males they have not released any discrepancy of them. the victim is in critical condition this afternoon. reporting live in olney, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, one person has died at a motorcycle crash in south jersey. police say a bike slammed into the utility pole on the white horse pike in chesslehurst. investigators are trying to figure out why he lost control. >>> we're beginning to dry out after a soak weekend. looking outside sky6 live hd looking at the jersey shore in cape may, as the last of the rain is moving off the coast. david murphy tracking the latest conditions from the weather center. >> r

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the fire was still burning. it's under control but dozens of people at a nearby apartment and hotel are not allowed back to the scene. >>> slowly starting to melt. you can see a little bit of snow on the rooftops and homes and buildings here in allentown. allentown, by the way, got some of the most snow overnight. with a late february warmup on the way this week, that snow won't be here much longer. >>> good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm dray clark. about 9:01 on this sunday morning. let's get to meteorologist krystal klei with an update on the forecast. a warmup is on the horizon, right? >> that's right. warmer temperatures. not just today but moving forward the next handful of days. we keep ticking that number upward. here's a look at radar and satellite. it's a beautiful clear picture on our radar and satellite which indicates a sunny sky. not just one, two neighborhoods in the viewing zone. all of the neighborhoods are looking to sunny to mostly

. >>> further south flames burn through an ambulance company overnight by the time the fire was under control salem count coy had lost six of the seven vehicles. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is atwood town american legion ambulance association where investigators have yet to determine what cause that had fire, alycia? >> reporter: ukee, state fire marshals were out here for hours today but were still unable to determine the cause of the explosive fire that burned to this now gutted, and ambulance association. now what official does believe they know at this time is that this fire started on the right side of the building, where there was one ambulance, and a heater, and then it quickly moved through the rest of the building. this south jersey ambulance association just gutted this morning after after the explosive fire that ripped through here around 4:00 a.m. >> i grew up, cross from this building. >> it what's motional for kathleen mccart toy see how sudden blaze completely tore down what she spent most of her life building up. she has been a member of the american legio

the pleasant fire is burning in bishop. 2000 acres have been burned and it is 25% contained. the fire started sunday afternoon and grew because of quick wins. some people evacuated. firefighters are making progress and many people have been allowed back into their homes. >>> new information now on how police in berkeley are cracking down on laptops thieves. undercover officers have been posing as customers. in the past two months thieves there and nearby have stolen laptops 26 separate times. in some cases, more than one has been stolen. last weekend undercover officers arrested six people for stealing laptops. the customers have made it easy for thieves to grab the laptops. students are more aware now. >> i thought as long as i was in front of my laptop, it was safe. i feel like there should beà it is like we are in open space so you need to be aware of what is happening around you. >> police plan to continue the undercover operations at cafis and open spaces and hope that will reduce the number of thefts. >> we are hearing from a person who pulled a man from a burning car.

veterinarians from uc davis stitched fish skin under the burned paws to promote healing and photos and gps tracking shows both are doing well after being released in the wild the team also treated aid burned mountain lion after hearing about fish skin to treat human burn victims in brazil. >> modern medicine is incredible. you may remember earlier elon musk launched this roadster into space. if you're curious where it currently is, someone created a website, where is roadster.com. >> it's currently about a million miles from earth moving towards mars at more than 42,000 miles an hour. it only has another 137 million miles to go. this was the last time the roadster was captured and telescope picked it up about a week ago. look real close, it's a payload of books expected to be preserved for millions of years and one day could be aliens only memory of the human race. >> and accuweather tonight, we're in store for frigid temperatures and then even colder air works in here for our monday as well. winter has returned after a warm start to the month. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you

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authorities say burns who is from illinois is obviously a child predator. tonight they have a warning for parents. >> cautionary tale here. you really need to know who it is that your children are communicating with. >> absolutely. the 11-year-old girl is back with her family. authorities have only said that they safely recovered her. burns is now behind bars facing kidnapping charges. >>> a big president' days at the national museum of american jewish history right here in old city. the museum offered free admission with a full dave activities for people of all ages. george washington interpreter in fact read a very important letter from 1790. the nation's first president wrote that letter to a jewish cmmunity which had expressed the desire to practice religious freedom. >> he replied and said, yes, to jews and other minority religious communities around the cun like quakers and catholics, yes, it is important that all man should be able to practice his religious freedom and made statements about religious communities. >> there you go. >> museum is offerin

you can see 16 again burned down to their frames. another 14 damaged. luckily, no injures and it was a bad fire with lots of explosions in there. the flames lit up the early morning sky. parkland east school district. on fire with plenty of fuel inside 16 buses. crews did their best to contain it. explosions were routinely heard. luckily no one was hurt. but what a mess it has made. the district had to cancel school. according to the school superintendent, at least 30 buses are now either destroyed or out of service. >> 16 obviously were lost in the fire and another 14 had ancillary damage. >> reporter: between the buses and property the estimated cost and damage in the millions. >> i could see it being well in excess of $2 million. >> reporter: middle schooler brock came to look at the damage with his grandfather. >> in the morning i got up i looked at my alarm clock and i was just like, wow, it's past my time that i should be at school. >> reporter: his grandfather had some experience with fire to say the least. >> i was the fire marshal here for 21 y

i felt burning on my face. 0ne street. i felt burning on my face. one of the ladies passing by, she asked me what happened. when she saw me lying down on the pavement. i was crying like a baby. i have never cried like that. the police arrived and put water on me. where is it hurting? are you all right? where is it hurting, mate? keep your eyes open. yeah, i kept crying for water as well, that was the initial thing, feeling burning. someone running out of the house with a bucket of water, andi of the house with a bucket of water, and i remember smoking, of the house with a bucket of water, and i remembersmoking, and for of the house with a bucket of water, and i remember smoking, and for me, that started the reaction again, it was all over me. looked down... it was all over me. looked down... it was all over me. looked down... it was all burned, it was everywhere, i can still smell that smell now, it isa can still smell that smell now, it is a smell that i cannot describe. ifi is a smell that i cannot describe. if i did not have that water over me, i

veterinarians from uc davis stitched fish skin under the burned paws to promote healing and photos and gps tracking shows both are doing well after being released in the wild the team also treated aid burned mountain lion after hearing about fish skin to treat human burn victims in brazil. >> modern medicine is incredible. you may remember earlier elon musk launched this roadst into space. if you're curious where it currently is, someoneated a website, where is roadster.com. >> it's currently about a million miles from earth moving towards mars at more than 42,000 miles an hour. it only has another 137 million misle to go. this was the last time the roadster was captured and telescope picked it up about a week ago. look real close, it's a payload of books expected to be preserved f millions of years and one day could be aliens only memory of the human race. >> and accuweather tonight, we're in store for frigid temperatures and then even colder air works in here for our monday as well. winter has returned after a warm start to the month. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see

in southern california. >> vets from uc davis set fish skin on the burned paws to promote healing. photos and gps tracking shows both bears are doing well after being released into the wild. the uc davis team also treated a burned mountain lion the same way after hearing about fish skin treating human burn skins. >> with the bears it's been successful. >> good for them. >>> 4:45. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your forecast. but here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, natasha. you never want to be more than seven minutes away. you don't know how quickly things will change as these storms and thunderstorms are flying from the northwest to the southeast. at least 35 to 45 miles per hour. you can see, moving across mt. tamalpais, we had a chance of snow. but it's fading away a little bit. we'll keep an eye on the santa cruz mountains. let's take a look at my my future radar. there's still a chance along the coastal range from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains to big sur. we've got a chance of snow. the farther south, the more likely you'll see an accumul

cal fire is executing an ambitious plan of prescribedbedd burns. it required nearly two years of planning and took ideal conditions so the smoke would blow away from populated areas. >> the wind is what made those fires erratic but stuff like this, prescribed burns, if we can limit the fuel and limit the continuity of the fuel, we have a better chance of fighting these fires. >> reporter: maps created by the national interagency fire center showing southern california already at above risk. by april and may, this map shows that level of risk advancing adg north. this particular fire today is about 16 the prescribed burn at u.s. c santa cruz is a strategic course. >> it would be as far as fire defense, it would be a great place to take a stand around an advancing wildfire. it protects the city of santa cruz, so it is an optimal place. >> reporter: homeowners play an important role by creating defensible space around popt removing brush. >> that story is a reminder we need the rain. >> we do. desperately. we are getting further behind every single da