Installment of a new pipe is put into place. Three homes were damaged. Six cars towed. One of which was teetering over sinkhole. We go out and there is a car stuck in a hole wp our garage is flooded. Our house is just covered in water. But there will be an opportunity for anyone impacted to file a claim and we will do everything in our power to make them whole. P kb e repaired a the work because after gas line in the area. Six people injuried in Sonoma County when an elderly driver mistook the gas pedal for the brakes. Officers say he crashed into the wild flower bakery on bohemian highway earlier this afternoon. Customers didnt know what was happening. Naturally our first thought was an earthquake. Then we got pushed forward and then we noticed it was a car. I was pinned down. It was painful. Firefighters today cut away part of the buildinges a wall to get that car out. The building the likely have to undergo an architectural assessment to see if the structure is safe. In developing n
Democrats now revisiting these two bills that were originally introduced in august, designed to not only protect Robert Mueller but potentially other special counsels in the future. Both of these bills make it so that only the attorney, a nonrecused attorney general, could fire the special counsel. Theoretically if they were to pass, jeff session, who recused himself from the russia investigation, wouldnt be able to fire the special counsel. The biggest difference between the two bills is that one of them required the attorney general would have to get approval from a threejudge panel before firing the special counsel. The other makes it so that if fired, the special counsel could then dispute the firing before a threejudge panel as well. There was a big push for this kind of legislation going into last year because of all the rumors swirling that there was a plan to out of Robert Mueller. That died down after assurances from the president and others in the administration that there wa
all right, bit by bit, authorities are piecing together the chilling details of what s being described as a real-life house of horrors. david and louise turn reason accused of torturing 12 of their 13 children for years. now investigators are getting a firsthand account of the shocking abuse from the victims themselves. the turpin children are beginning to open up and provide valuable information on the case. we re also learning new details about the turpins from a woman who purchased the family s previous home. cnn s stephanie elam has that. reporter: nelly baldwin bought the property where the turpins were living in texas before they moved to california. she bought the property in 2011. and when she describes what the