History. A beautiful indiansummer day in october 12th, 2005, a day in beautiful Indian Summer day in the bay area is tarnished by black smoke. Pouring out of a warehouse invilin villejo. The fire chief Douglas Robertson is one of dozens of firefighters en route. We could not believe what we were seeing. It looked like a 747 had crashed. Its a big huge column of smoke. Inside the warehouse, some of napa county wines are stacked floor to ceiling. There are more than 4 million bottles in all. Now with temperatures inside the warehouse reaching 2,000 trees the vino turns to vapor. It would melt the shrink wrap holding them. Then theyd tip over. When one would tip over, it was like a dominoesque. You could hear the crashing glass slamming on the ground. When the smoke clear, conservative damage boggled the mind at least 200 million worth of wine is destroyed. Wow. Y you know, we had our entire net worth in that build going seven, eight years, put into a bottle and destroyed by fire. Reporte
Charlotte, North Carolina here is a live look at the queen city as demonstrators, taking to the street, for a fourth night, from all appearances, mostly peaceful night of protests. All of this started after police shot and killed a man on tuesday. Heres the scene earlier tonight. Chanting. As you can hear protesters are calling for the release of two pieces of videotape, showing, that deadly shooting. There is a man comes despite release of cell phone video of the shooting from the wife of the man who died. Demonstrators insist there is much, much more to this story. Good evening im dawn timmeney. Im chris oconnell, it is a chaotic week for charlotte. Brad satan has latest developments. Reporter tonight it is all about video p nights of protest charlotte is bracing for another rough night. Demonstrators want police to to release those two pieces of video they have that showed the shooting to day victims wife released her cell phone video she was just feet away when her husband was kill
Onsite. Luckily, nobody was inside the building at the time. Rescue crews had to extricate the drivers and passengers out. The three occupants taken to nearby hospital. We are told none of those injuries are serious. We had to remove the passenger door to get the driver out and to get out of the vehicle and pulled the vehicle out of the building to get the other two occupants out they were doing stuff to both sides of the building. Right now a funeral was taking place on one side of the building and you see workers from damage restoration making repairs and we can tell you those injuries are minor from what were told of the Senior Citizens and were told this building should be up and repaired within a day or so. Guys. Thank you very much. Chris. Happening right now a fallout from a wild party. Authorities say two parents will pay the price from this party. Sabina. Reporter this party was so wild that it was like a scene out of the movie animal house. And the parents were home. Cellphon
Right now at 10 bracing for the chill. Calm and clear over the Schuylkill River tonight but temperatures they are falling fast and its only going to get colder. Youre going to need that jacket if youre stepping outside life look at Market Street in old city tonight. A lot of changes over the city. Just hours away from the start of this years philadelphia marathon. Meteorologist Scott Williams will be with us in few minutes with your extended forecast. But we are continuing to follow the fallout from a latest terror attack and how people are responding here in philadelphia. Dozen of demonstrators flooding the streets in Center City Just a few hours ago. The message being sent that many are standing united against hate. Good evening, everyone, im chris oconnell. Im dawn timmeney. That crowd of protesters taking the march right to city hall. Organizers are calling it an effort to speak out against war, racism, islamphobia and police repression. Rally and march for unity happening during r
Herb, took dating as far back as 1973. Very much loved national parks. So a a lot of them are scenic shots which can be difficult to locate, which is pretty much had every single one of them marked. They are documented every single trip. Thursday, may 28th, 1981. Up at 6 30. With the help of his grandmother ruths journal he replicated about 75 different photos. And kind of funny because all of us grand kid growing up we kind of always made fun of him because he always had a camera with him, he always had to capture, you know, every family gathering, you know, different photos. Like this time at long wood gardens. That is me as a little boy. It was just me standing in the placees with my grandfather. Each recreation, a tribute to his grandfather. Later in life i realized that those moments, seeing that had an effect on me, and, that is kind of why i started this project, you know, kind of a way to honor, and instilling that love of photography and travel. His love of traveling brought h