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of the garage. reporter: prevent the smoke and flames like a ball of fire. reporter: by the time they got here the garage was gone. and it s really intense. reporter: so they shifted their know cushion to saving the focus to saving the house next door. there s juniper in the front yard, those are very flammable. those were well involved when we got here. i couldn t even see the house. reporter: firefighters say it was started by man welding a leaking gasoline tank in a car. they say the man noticed the leak and decided to fix it around midnight. it s not a very smart thing to do. to be welding on a tank a gas tank. reporter: they believe the sparks from the welding ignited the fire. other strange things going on in town. this has got to be pretty strange. it s different i wouldn t do it. reporter: by daybreak the damage was evident. it looked nothing like this yesterday. reporter: aside from burning down the garage, and damaging the hom ....
they can be a very dangerous animal. so we ll have that interview coming up at 6:00. of course the investigation continues in to exactly what went wrong early this morning. that s the latest here. juliette goodrich, live in richmond. a 13-year-old boy wasn t afraid to confront a man who barged in to his east bay home. he immediately took action to protect his younger brothers. now we re learning the suspect may have targeted the family s home. len ramirez is live with that story. we have not been able to confirm the latest aspect of the story with the antioch police, but the 19-year-old daughter who lives in the house says she may have been stalked by the suspect over the past couple of months. whatever the case may be, this is an extraordinary story where a 13-year-old boy is being called a hero. we hid in my momma s room. reporter: 13 -year-old redmond collins first grabbed a kitchen knife then a baseball bat to protect his two younger brothers after an intrud ....
played by the wisconsin innocence project in securiing daryl holloway s release. release.that organization has been working to help wrongfully convicted people go free since 1998. 1998. cbs 58 s bill walsh joins us with more on that organization and its work in this case. now if you look closely at the video from daryl holloway s press conference today, you ll see a man standing to his right. that s keith findley, a university of wisi of the wisconsin innocence project. it s that group s work that produced the dna evidence that led to holloway s release. the group s website says they ve won the freedom of 20- wrongfully convicted people and that may not include this latest case. keith findley released a statement today about daryl holloway. he says this case represents one example of the power of post-conviction dna testing to help us achieve justice, and recognizing that power and working with defense attorneys to find the truth, rather than just protect old convictio ....
but he never expected - the reaction he d get:45:51 as i was turning around, i see a guy come running out of the gas station, and he hit me with a bat. powell says that employee was joined by two others - striking him over and over - with a metal bat. :47:32 it was just surreal basically. eventually escaping - powell went to the hospital - where his mother called police. officers arrested two men for substantial battery. things that could have been avoided, but no one had a cool head that day, and unfortunately this is the result. a lawyer representing the store s owner declined to comment on the incident.:51:53 even though i know what i did wasn t right, neither what they did was right either. so two wrongs, don t make a right. powell says he doesn t have medical insurance - and is worried he might lose his job after missing over a week of work. the district attorney s office is reviewing video of the incident - and deciding whether charges will live in milwaukee - ....
have officers at polling locations to make sure no one interferes with the process. but any member of the public can also be wh called an election observer at a polling site we ll talk more about what that means tonight at 6. live at city hall rm today s tmj4. the u-s justice department is sending election monitors to milwaukee and jurisdictions all over the country. wisconsin s two united states attorneys will have laer respond to any poteial violations of federal election law. a record number of people have voted early in wisconsin. the state elections commission reports nearly 800-thousand people returned absentee ballots as of this morning thats out 25 percent of voters . thas 133-thousand more than in the last presidential election == the elecons commission projects three-point-one million people will vote in wisconsin. nearly 70 percent the voting age one of the biggest races in the country is here in wisconsin.incumbent republican ron johnson and former senato ....