approached me and offered to perform a sex act. i got off the telephone with the attorney who represents plaintiff, james hayes. attorney morris fisher says people continue to come out of the woodwork regarding allegations. we shall see. jenna: any response from the department of homeland security, doug? reporter: dhs has issued a statement in part, quote, i.c.e. has referred the allegations to the dhs office of inspector general and i.c.e. office of professional responsibility for review. miss barr voluntarily placed herself on leave pending the outcome of this review. further, i.c.e. public affairs director brian hale said in a written statement that the department would respond directly and strongly to this lawsuit in court. to be continued, jenna. jenna: that s for sure, doug. thank you. reporter: yeah. jon: right now scientists are saying mutant butterflies are part of the fallout from last year s nuclear disaster in japan. rick folbaum is on it from the breaking news desk.
meantime out on the west coast, happening now , folks trying to recover after a fire at one of country s largest oil refineries lights up the sky and causes serious health concerns for most nearby. rick folbaum from our breaking news desk. reporter: jenna, this is a big deal. the largest refinery in the country north of san francisco. locals hearing a big boom before seeing flames shoot up into the air. take a look at this guy. the flames were 100 or 200 feet high. big bloom plume of smoke. reporter: chevron owns the refinery not confirming the explosion. they say the fire has been contained. aftereffects are a problem. local hospitals reporting 200 patients coming into the emergency rooms complaining of some breathing problems. automated calls went out to people living in the area warning them to stay indoors. to close their windows and turn off the air conditioners. that order was lifted a
it has is to be organized. what happens at a scene like this all these different law enforcement groups but the initial response is that local police department there and they he have to organize it in the sense again most important thing is to try to save anybody s lives. get the shot people to medical care right away so if any of those people can be saved by getting them to the hospital that is the important thing. cover in case there is a second guy. everybody could be running out of the mosque, out of the temple excuse me and another shooter could have ran with all of the people. you have to be careful with that also. it is a difficult situation but crimeve to control the cream scene. control evidence that is there. have to be able to control the people there and get as many statements as you can to put the puzzle together. harris faulkner has been joining me at the breaking news desk and has a question for you, bo. bo, you know, what we learned from the last news
and take the rover within 65 feet of the martians surface and lower curiosity on a sky crane. tell do it without commands from earth it is packed with so much uncertainty and risk. nasa calls it 7 minutes of terror. they are opening up the school s planetarium. we ll bring you complete as it happens monday morning. the vermont farmer accused of crushing 7 sheriff cars and transport van and more with his tractor is behind bars. we were covering this story on the breaking news desk. the suspect due back tuesday after he unleashed his tractor like it was a monster truck.
rick: charges of death threats in a nevada courtroom as wayne newton faces off against his former business partner in a lawsuit there. the vegas entertainment icon claiming that his investor threatened to kill him when their project went south. the former partner says that he invested $50 million to build a tourist attraction on the grounds of newton s estate and newton is blocking his attempt to open it. patti ann browne with details from the breaking news desk. reporter: two years ago wayne newton and his wife sold their 40 acre estate in las vegas. the buyer, csd, planned to develop it into a graceland style museum. csd said the newtons would move out of the main mansion so it could be opened to tourists. in exchange the newtons would move into a new $2 million home on the grounds. but two years later the 70-year-old vegas singer and his wife allegedly refused to move out of the lavish