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As you can see here several homes have burned. To the naked eye it doesnt appear the firefighters at this point are making a lot of progress in bringing this fire under control. As the camera pulls out here you can see thats where theyre fighting it, from the water. They have a couple fire boats pouring water on the homes. You get a sense of just how rural this area is. Just a handful of homes on the san joaquin river. Ktvs al lee rasmus is on her way to the scene. As were watching the pictures ...

In the battle against plastic waste, chemists at the University of Colorado Boulder have made progress with a groundbreaking approach to recycling.

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have achieved a major breakthrough in plastic recycling, using electricity and chemical reactions to break down bottles and other packaging.

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder have achieved a major breakthrough in plastic recycling, using electricity and chemical reactions to break down bottles and other packaging.

In order to tackle the growing plastic problem, Chemists at the University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) have devised an innovative, new method for recycling PET plastic.

Kevin Parkourana, 31, of San Jose, faces 13 felony counts in a June 1 rampage that left three people dead and seven injured in San Jose and Milpitas.

Kevin Parkourana, 31, is accused of killing three people and injuring seven others in early June

Kevin Parkourana, 31, is accused of killing three people and injuring seven others in early June

The man blamed for an indiscriminate crime spree last week that killed three people and injured seven others across San Jose and Milpitas again missed his first court appearance Thursday to answer to 13 felony charges.

The man blamed for an indiscriminate crime spree last week that killed three people and injured seven others across San Jose and Milpitas again missed his first court appearance Thursday to answer to 13 felony charges.