Carrying one of them. Officers stopped the suspect because he was acting suspiciously Walking Around barefoot yelling boston strong. Sources tell cbs news the suspects bag contained a rice cooker full of confetti. This witness who did not want to be identified says the scare was an unwelcome reminder of last years bombings. People reacted quickly. Reporter hours earlier it was the site of a memorial marking the oneyear anniversary of the marathon bombings. Survivors and victims families gathered for a moment of silence to mark the moment the bombs went off. Three people died and more than 260 were injured in the blasts including dancer adrian davis. She lost part of her left leg. It is difficult to believe it has only been one year. It feels like only a few weeks and we have a long road yet to walk. We endure we overcome and we own the finish line reporter a finish line thousands of runners will cross on monday. Alexis christoforous, cbs news, boston. Lawyers for the surviving suspect
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. [ music ] tonight, we are there as sir Paul Mccartney says goodbye to the stick with one final show. Im veronica de la cruz. And im ken bastida. Talk about a swan song for candlestick. Reporter thats right ken and a bittersweet one. Fireworks just went off behind me. We are two hours into this threehour show. Tonight, 50,000 fans get to witness a legend close down a legendary venue. Ooh i need your love babe. Reporter sir Paul Mccartney has played a lot of soldout shows but this was a special one. Hello San Francisco reporter a homecoming and a goodbye to Candlestick Park where the beatles played their last concert. Leo was there. He was 15 then and paid 6. 50. Paul waved right at us. There was the most famous face in the world 20 yards from me. Reporter his floor ticket tonight cost 160. Tonights concert was an i more mouse production. It sounds like lit be way better. In 66, it was terrible. We heard the girls screaming more th
Phoenix, with passengers onboard with little, or no air conditioning. Their arrival tonight, and also how the airline is explaining the delay. Reporter frank, passengers tell me they were kept inside a hot airliner for two hours. They thought the problem was a broke air conditioner. It finally landed in oakland around 5 46 p. M. Megan barber was greeted by her anxious parents. The couple tells me their daughter had texted them from the plane. She said remember if i die, i want my organs donated. We were getting texts from her, but she couldnt get off the plane. We felt pretty helpless. Reporter we learned it was 106 degrees at the Oakland Airport today. Anytime your body gets overheated, you have the risk of getting a heat stroke. It was like being in a hot car. Reporter megan, a nurse herself, tells us she was especially concerned for the elderly and children onboard. There were 157 passengers onboard, and the delay was caused by maintenance issues, including a broken microphone. Were
Meantime. Firefighters are still struggling to get a handle on whats called the king fire. This is a google earth map of the Pollock Pines area along highway 50. About 50 miles east of sacramento. Right now a part of highway 50 is closed again. This time from Pollock Pines to riverton. The burn zone is at least 21 miles long and 8 miles wide. And the flames have now into placer county. The fire has burned more than 73thousand acres. It is 10percent contained. An improvement from last night. But, nearly 13thousand structures are still threatened. Kron4s jeff bush has a closer look at the firefight from el dorado county. We have 12,000 residences that are under threat from the fire. That equates to about 3000 people evacuated the king fire is still out of control and raging throughout el dorado county. The fire crews are for arriving from as far away as idaho. Fix smokefilled air and made for a spooky environment. The sun was blood red has it shown through the haze. The terrain is rugged
Intern who claims she was basically abused in the workplace for no pay. Just like children in the early 1900s and the Chinese Workers who made the iphone, diddys interns are exploited, according to the exintern. Just listen to what he makes them do. Answering phones, getting lunch and coffee for employees, making deliveries and decorating the office during holidays. Oh, my god yes, the man isnt human but hey, diddys had weirder requests. Walk up to the bronx and get breast milk from a cambodian immigrant. Milk. He finest breast we miss you, dave. But does this intern really have a case . Actually, yes. All interns by law must be paid. What a lame ass. Shes making it look like these are things she shouldnt be doing and its b. S. Yes, she should get paid but those tasks, thats part of the world. And he knows about fair treatment even if he doesnt believe in it. Kidding is what he made us say and for diddys intern whiney whinerson. Good luck with her getting a job. All that really matters