against miami? that s something, huh? who would have thought. 100 to 1 shot. against miami. no franchise at that time. that famous scene is, of course, from back to the future 2. a film released in 1989 about the teen in 1985 who travels to the future and that date in the future is october 21st, 2015, which just happens to be next wednesday. despite the cubs world series hopes still being alive sadly, the future hasn t quite panned out like the movie s producer imagined. there are no flying cars. there are no hover boards, no matter what the guys on the boards say. and there are no shoes that tie themselves. but the movie did get some predictions right, like flat screen tvs and video calling, part of our daily lives. we are lucky to have with us right now bob gail, one of the bril ynt cliant co-creators and writers of the back to the
a doc that looks back on the film. it s a pleasure to welcome the filmmaker behind back in time, jason aaron. this film is 30 years old. why are you still obsessed with it? how could you not be? it s one of the great films to come out of the 80s. it has everything in it. you know it s like you said. it s a romance, it s an action-thriller, a little bit well, a lot of sci-fi. to me it always felt real. that was always the thing for me about back to the future. i felt like my neighbor had a time machine in his garage somewhere, and it was just a matter of time. it did take time travel in a very serious way, where other films have made a mockery of it. it did have a reality to it in a way. yeah, and i spoke to bob gail about that the writer. he said we didn t want to spend a lot of time on the special effects, which is great. in the 80s, you know, it wouldn t hold up today. you get in the car, speedometer, 88, boom you re in the next
unresponsive scott to put his hands behind his back. when there s no movement, slager cuffs the man himself and without offering aid, leaves the body. he walks to where the scuffle began, retrieves an item and then appears to drop it next to the victim s body. more than a minute after scott fell to the ground a second officer starts to administer aid and directs ems to their location. now t remember, this all started as a traffic stop for a broken taillight. now the scott family is planning his funeral. the mayor and police department initially stood by slager s story. when the video was made public three days after the shooting, they quickly moved to fire slager and arrest him that night for murder. he s now being held without bail and without pay. we re learning more about previous accusations against him for excessive use of force. msnbc s craig melvin is in north charleston with more for us. craig, let s start with that 2013 incident. tell us more about your interview wit
area oil refinery sending crews scrambling. it started around 5:0this 5:30 this morning. kiet do reports. reporter: the initial fireball at the evergreen foil refinery was several stories high and the heat could be felt from the industry. a spokesman says the so-called heat exchanger failed sometime after 5:30 this morning. oil released, the oil caught fire and the heat of the fire caused the fiberglass hydrochloric acid tank to fail. reporter: 1,000 gallons of hydrochloric acid leaked out but was contained in a berm. an employee injured his arm and went to the hospital. what s the danger to people who live down wind? i don t believe there is any. the fire is out. everything is contained. it s a stable situation now. reporter: do you believe them? no. absolutely not. reporter: lori lowe has lived nearby and has seen multiple incidents over the past 20 years. last may there was a three- alarm fire and the bay area air quality management district has recorded five