Fireball that enveloped a construction project. Just seeing the embers falling down, it looked like snow and fire. They were all over the place. Deja vu all over. Reporter rick is the developer. Hes living a recurring nightmare today. It started with a phone iend. He said got to get down here. Its happened again. The same phone call from the same owner ten months ago. The complex burned down july 6 at the same stage of construction. We had at least 15 million in the first fire. Reporter investigators say the fire was exacerbated by heavy winds, embers reached into neighborhoods as far as four miles from the site. Two blocks away, another home caught fire, burning the whole back side. The Fire Department said the cause is still under investigation, but neighbors say they think they know what happened. I think somebody is setting the fires. Why . I dont know. I bet who torched it last night torched it in july. Reporter surrounding streets were closed as crew tried to decide how to take d
They got to this temporary rescue Center Thanks to the unrelenting efforts of jan creamer and tim phillips. Creamer and phillips told us that all 24 lions here had been repeatedly beaten in traveling circuses. The lions sounded like they wanted to tell us themselves. roaring this was the first time we had an interview interrupted by roaring. Something unusual happened on the way to the Grammy Awards last year. An album was nominated from malawi. The artists werent polished pop stars, but prisoners and guards, in a place called zomba. A maximum security prison, so decrepit and overcrowded, its been called the waiting room of hell. How could such beautiful music come from such misery . We went to malawi to find out. Im steve kroft. Im leslie stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im anderson cooper. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight on 60 minutes. Theyre back and, at outback our sweet, tender snow crab legs come with a big bold outback steak and, speaking of big. Why not go full aussie, and go f
Now hell try to set the standard to open the playoff. Going the other way this time. That is so far offline. Its bare and brown and might even be in the flat area and he might get relief from the utility boxes. Ian the crowd up there surrounding the ball, getting a good look. Not a bad angle from up there high on the right. Jim might even get the slope so its flat up there. Hes howell. Right center. Never does make its way back to the fairway but hes fine. Well continue with coverage of the quicken loans national and our playoff between kyle stanly and Charles Howell iii after this word from your local station. Jim again tonight on cbs ncis los angeles ll cool j, chris odonnell. All tonight on cbs. Kyle stanley has driven it right but might be just fine. Charles howell just a foot off the fairway this first hole of the play. Theres the ball that belongs to stanley. Ian soso. One of those lies youre not too sure how it will react. Hell get relief from those sprinkler boxes, controllers.
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